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Q: PHOENIX â Trader Joeâs  says  it  has recalled several packaged salads after a supplier said there may be shards of glass or hard plastic inside.
 The grocery chain  said Saturday on  its  website that packages of white meat chicken salad  curried white chicken deli salad and turkey cranberry apple salad sold in some areas that expire from Nov. 10-21 could be contaminated.
The products are labeled with the U.S. Department of Agriculture âs  âinspectedâ code P-40299.
 Trader Joeâs  said products with other âinspectedâ codes were not affected because they were created at separate sites.
 The chain  apologized and urged customers to discard the products or return them for a refund.

A: Your Trader Joeâs salad may contain shards of glass plastic
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Q: âThey never explained  they just set up an appointment â said Luz Martinez  63  who got her letter on Nov. 30.
In the middle of all this  Red Hook tenant  Martinez  got  her  âbreach of leaseâ notice  demanding that  she  show up at the developmentâs management office Tuesday  the same day members of City Council grilled Olatoye about the scandal.
"They never explained  they just set up an appointment " said  Luz Martinez . (Debbie Egan-Chin/New York Daily News)
At the management office   Martinez  says  she  found dozens of other angry tenants whoâd received the same letters. All were told NYCHA will return to their apartments in the coming weeks to do âpaint correction.â
 Martinez âs niece  Tatiana  says paint chips and dust have been a constant problem in the apartment for years. At times small chips collect on radiators and on the floor  along with faint dust that could be lead paint.
On Friday   Martinez  took her grandchildren to a clinic to be tested. She expects the results in about a week.

A: NYCHA blames tenants after finding lead paint in apartments
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Q: Nayeli Flores  struggled to bring up  her  two children  working as a legal aide and studying law  so  she  never had time or money to set up an elaborate Day of the Dead altar as  her  son  Julian  wanted to do. This year  Flores  will fulfill  his  wish for an altar â dedicated to the 11-year-old boy and  his  6-year-old sister  Ximena  who died when the quake collapsed their apartment building into a pile of rubble on the city's south side. The two kids had stayed home from school that day while their mom was working.
"My son always complained because we didn't put up an altar  " Flores  said between sobs. "So this year I am going to do it  in his memory."
 Flores  wants to make sure there are stuffed animals on the altar  too. "They used to love them; they would fight over them " she remembered.
Many of the residents of the 1960s-era apartment complex  Flores  called home are still living in tents beside buildings that survived. Some of the structures can be repaired  but others will have to be torn down.
Seven other people died along with  Flores ' kids in the building that fell. Survivors are erecting a big altar honoring the nine. Yet another altar commemorates all the quake's victims.
"This is going to be difficult  because it is all very recent  but in the end we are honoring their memories " said Carlos Luz  one of  Flores'  neighbors. "It means a lot to the people who lost family members."

A:
Mexico's Day of the Dead mourns quake victims
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