NEWS
New items on the menu
C la c k a m a s C o m m u n ity
C o lle g e ’ s co n tract is up
w ith the vendor who runs
th e C o u ga r C afe, Jewel
H o s p ita lity , and som e
changes are planned for each
campus.
The c o n tr a c t w ill be
changing, but Jewel, who
w as fo rm erly know n as
Trio h o sp itality, w ill still
run th e g rill se ctio n of
the ca fe w ith hot options
such as breakfast burritos,
burgers, fries, tater tots and
chicken strips continuing to
be served. Pizza by the slice
will be seryed on weekdays
as well.
d Each of CCC’ s carppuses
will have vending machines
installed that are stocked
w ith fresh op tio n s such
as salads/ sandwiches and
fruit. The machines will be
installed this summer around
the college and will replace
the grab-and "go section of
the Oregon C ity cam pus..
M inor m od ification s w ill
be made to the Cougar Cafe
to allow extended hours to
access the vending machines
and provide students a place
to study and hang out.
Additionally, the college
has begun in v itin g food
trucks to each campus. The
college is w orking w ith a
food truck facilitator that
allows a network of trucks
to be able to choose to come
to designated “ hot spots” at
CCC on any day of the week.
The Street Food Finder app
will allow people to see what
trucks are at what campus,
and call be accessed here:
https://streetfoodfinder.
com/c/OR/Portland
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