• Police are investigating a hit-and-run accident that occurred outside McFadden’s at Citizens Bank Park and left an elderly man with a serious head injury. [CBS Philly]
• In the latest round of negotiations over health care and wages, unionized Aramark workers at Citizens Bank Park have rejected the offers from the company, which could possibly lead to a strike. [NBC Philadelphia]
• Gunmen stuck-up a Domino’s Pizza delivery woman in South Philly, netting $20 and a pizza. [South Philly Review]
• Seven IHOPs in Indiana and Ohio were mysteriously raided by the Feds yesterday. Maybe agents had really strong cravings for chocolate-chip pancakes? [NRN]
• In case you were wondering, Americans eat out an average of five times a week, mostly at lunch. [UPI]
• Now that it’s in the hummus game, PepsiCo is trying to get Ethiopians to grow more chickpeas; it claims that as a side benefit, its efforts will help the famine situation in Africa. Hmmm. [NYT]
• In what might be the first instance of this ever, we actually agree with Michelle Bachman, who said stringent regulation of the food industry is overburdening small farms. [AP via Google]
• What does “all natural” mean when stamped on a food package? Eh, who knows. And that uncertainty has sparked lawsuits. [Law Blog/WSJ]
