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A church bell stolen on Halloween night was discovered on November 15 and returned to its rightful owner, Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, in the historic Soulard neighborhood.

During the pandemic, the government embarked on a beautiful experiment: expanding public programs to stave off poverty. One critical component was ensuring that public school students had free lunches regardless

The Massachusetts SNAP Restaurant Meals Program went live at Faneek's Coney Island in Fall River last week.

The nonprofit announced the winners of its fall grants, totaling nearly $200,000, going to 36 local nonprofit organizations.

A push to automatically sign up New Hampshire students for free or reduced-price lunches if they are enrolled in Medicaid is facing a setback.

Tri-Valley nonprofit Open Heart Kitchen has announced a new fundraising campaign to generate awareness and financial support (up to $3 million) for its efforts to construct a food bank facility in order to expand its services.

During the pandemic, the government embarked on a beautiful experiment: expanding public programs to stave off poverty. One critical component was ensuring that

It’s September! Where did the summer go? It was an odd summer, so dry in the beginning and so wet, hot, and humid toward the end with severe winds and

ATTLEBORO -- A milestone has been reached that organizers of a city event likely wish they hadnt.

For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me, ill and