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Jessica Alaimo

Jessica Alaimo appears in the following:

Why Are New York's Lawmakers Flipping Out Over Yogurt?

Friday, May 09, 2014

The New York State senate voted yogurt (yes, yogurt) as the official New York State snack. Jessica Alaimo, Reporter at Capital New York, talks about the spirited debate held on the senate floor about this very important issue, and what the state's thriving yogurt industry had to do with it.