Lawmakers to push legislation to curb sale of junk foods
Would require schools to offer healthier choices
Massachusetts lawmakers will resume efforts this fall to crack down on certain junk foods in schools, empowered by a new congressional report that sets standards for school nutrition. (Full article: 577 words)
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