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AADL Talks To: Maren and Jeff Jackson, Owners of Seva

Maren and Jeff Jackson, February 2024 In this episode, AADL Talks To Maren and Jeff Jackson, the owners of Seva. In 2023, the vegetarian restaurant celebrated its 50th anniversary.

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Project Grow's handbook available

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Ann Arbor News, April 10, 1980

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10

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April

Year

1980

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Soup Lines To Return For A Day

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Ann Arbor News, August 18, 1973

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18

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August

Year

1973

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Seva Longevity Cookery, Soybean Cellars, 1974

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Soybean Cellars, 1973

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The Wild Weft, Soybean Cellars, 1973

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Soybean Cellars Natural Foods Store

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Ann Arbor Sun, September 6, 1974

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6

Month

September

Year

1974

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Soybean Cellars Store & Restaurant

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Ann Arbor Sun, April 23, 1973

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23

Month

April

Year

1973

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