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Foodie Q&A: Rachel FitzGerald of Magpie Diner

Summary by The Harrisonburg Citizen
When I moved back to Virginia, I couldn’t get a cooking job I wanted, so I got back into education a little bit and started my own music supper series out in Spring Creek at the town hall. That was the first time I did anything myself and looking back I’m surprised I had the audacity to do it.  Source
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Foodie Q&A: Rachel FitzGerald of Magpie Diner

When I moved back to Virginia, I couldn’t get a cooking job I wanted, so I got back into education a little bit and started my own music supper series out in Spring Creek at the town hall. That was the first time I did anything myself and looking back I’m surprised I had the audacity to do it.  Source

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The Harrisonburg Citizen broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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