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April 1, 2024
Two Uniontown area events offered Easter meals for those in need over the weekend. On Saturday, the holiday meals made by Ellie and Enzo Carei were distributed or delivered to people throughout the area. The siblings served more than 300 people. On Sunday, Annie Martin and Joshua DeGusipe, who run DeGusipe Real Estate, served meals […]
March 29, 2024
The Union Gospel Mission will be serving Easter dinners for people in-need from 1:00pm to 3:00pm at Bessie Smith Cultural Center this Easter Sunday.
April 9, 2023
As Covid-19 wreaked havoc for the past three years, it also restricted gatherings forcing people to celebrate occasions like Easter without families and friends. However, this year, Mumbaikars are back to their celebratory best. While some plan get-togethers with three generations, others find joy in celebrating away from home with friends
April 8, 2023
On Sunday, 150 older adults will eat a lunch prepared by J’Mae’s Home Cooking Restaurant.
April 6, 2023
From a Kerala homestyle brunch to exclusive festival hampers, these restaurants have much to offer for a memorable Easter celebration.
March 24, 2023
The Parthenon Diner in Branford is returning to a special meal service on Easter. For the third year, the diner will offer free to-go meals to seniors, veterans, and those in need.
April 4, 2021
Drive-thru event helps people prepare for Easter dinner By Sam Shriver - sshriver@limanews.com Joe Parent, of Tom Ahl’s, passes out food during the drive-thru Easter dinner held in front of the Wingate on Saturday morning. LIMA — Hundreds of needy people were helped Saturday through an effort supported by Tom Ahl. Usually, Ahl sponsors the annual Easter Dinner at the Veterans Memorial Civic Center but due to the pandemic, the plans changed for this year’s event. Instead of being held on ...
April 2, 2021
Among the volunteers this year will be Virginia Whalen, a 63-year-old woman whose struggle with homelessness eventually led her to a new calling during an urgent crisis-serving Easter hope in the Downtown Eastside, during the third wave of the pandemic. “People have lost hope. They’re scared. They don’t know from one day to the next, where they’re going to be or if this pandemic is ever going to end,” Whalen said in a statement from UGM. “That’s why we need to be here on Easter, ...