PCC cooking classes ending after 43 years
The local grocery co-op announced it will discontinue all cooking classes and kid's camps after more than four decades.
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PCC, a Seattle-area grocery co‑op, will stop its cooking classes and kids' camps. The program has run for more than 43 years. The co‑op says it is ending the classes to focus on other services. No new classes will be offered after the current session ends.
Why it matters
Many community members have relied on these classes to learn cooking skills and for children's activities. The ending marks the loss of a long‑standing local educational resource.
- What is PCC ending?
- PCC is ending its cooking classes and kids' camps.
- How long did the classes run?
- They ran for more than 43 years.
- Why is PCC stopping the classes?
- PCC says it wants to focus on other services.
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PCC cooking classes ending after 43 years
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