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Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service - Oklahoma Watch

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Fresh food was easy to come by when Teri Castle began serving time in the West Virginia Department of Corrections. Women incarcerated at the Lakin Correctional Center had unlimited access to a salad bar at lunch and dinner. Many of the ingredients came from a prisoner-run garden. That all changed when Aramark, a private food service company that operates in thousands of arenas, hospitals, schools and correctional facilities nationwide, took over…

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Oklahoma Watch: Oklahoma looks to privatize prison food service

Fresh food was easy to come by when Teri Castle began serving time in the West Virginia Department of Corrections.

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Oklahoma looks to privatize prison food service • Oklahoma Voice

Prisoners work in the kitchen of the Joseph Harp Correctional Facility on Oct. 10, 2024. (Photo by Brent Fuchs/Oklahoma Watch)Fresh food was easy to come by when Teri Castle began serving time in the West Virginia Department of Corrections. Women incarcerated at the Lakin Correctional Center had unlimited access to a salad bar at lunch and dinner. Many of the ingredients came from a prisoner-run garden. That all changed when Aramark, a private f…

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Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service - Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma looks to privatize prison food service

Oklahoma looks to privatize prison food service kcpnews2 Sat, 02/08/2025 - 09:17 Image (Oklahoma Voice) Fresh food was easy to come by when Teri Castle began serving time in the West Virginia Department of Corrections.Women incarcerated at the Lakin Correctional Center had unlimited access to a salad bar at lunch and dinner. Many of the ingredients came from a prisoner-run garden.That all changed when Aramark, a private food service company th…

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