Deadly Listeria Outbreak Linked To Cheese Sold At NJ Whole Foods: CDC AND Listeria Outbreak Expands as Several Trader Joe's Products Recalled, by Megan Verhelst and Daniel Hampton, Patch Ptaff
We are sharing this urgent news, two articles from Patch.com, since it impacts our local WholeFoods and Trader Joe's right here in the Princeton area. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the recalled Whole Foods products include cheese, yogurt and sour cream sold under brand names Tio Francisco, Don Francisco, Rizo Bros, Rio Grande, Food City, El Huache, La Ordena, San Carlos, Campesino, Santa Maria, Dos Ranchitos, Casa Cardenas, and 365 Whole Foods. Click HERE to read the full Patch article re: the Whole Foods recall by Megan Verhelst. Trader Joe's has recalled four enchilada and salad products as part of a nationwide dairy recall due to listeria that has left two dead. Photo credit: U.S. Food and Drug Administration. ClickHERE to read on about the Trader Joe's recalls by Daniel Hampton. Thank you to these journalists for bringing us these potentially life saving reports.
We taxpayers are fortunate to have Veronica Mehno as such a concerned and knowledgeable member of our community, and I echo her concerns about the expenditures and practices of the West Windsor school administrators.
I hope Aderhold will respond to my complaint submitted to the Education Department. I have been asking the same 2 questions since August 17, 2026 and Aderhold responds by telling me that money surplus can be legally transferred to the capital reserves account.
Would it be able to contact you offline? My name is Dr.Amar Atre. I am running for BOE for WW-P in the coming election. My e-mail is atreboe@gmail.com. Number is 404-617-5969.
I request that Superintendent Aderhold respond to the questions Virginia Mehno raises. And also, why would later school start times result in additional buses and drivers with higher fuel costs?
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