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Greenfield Notebook: May 15, 2021 REMILLARD Library foundation welcomes new board member GREENFIELD — Jess Remillard has been elected to a three-year term on the board of directors for the Greenfield Public Library Foundation. Members of the board of directors have worked with Remillard as a volunteer member of the Publicity Committee and Community Capital Campaign Committee over the last few months, according to a Greenfield Public Library Foundation press release. “Remillard has been a...

May 8, 2021 / 01:56 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — An indoor-farming facility using cutting-edge technology is bringing new food options to the city’s east side. Uplift Producegrows, harvests and packages leafy greens in a renovated 60,000-square-foot facility in Indianapolis. “We say that we’re fresh-to-market in hours and the reason for that is we actually harvest, pack and ship within a matter of a few hours into distribution channels,” Chris Arnold, CEO of Uplift Produce, said Frida...

Bluebird Care and Stamford Endowed Schools deliver Easter eggs to make sure people didnt feel alone It wasn’t just children who were treated to a chocolate treat during the Easter weekend! Bluebird Care Stamford and Rutland and Peterborough and Oundle, treated their customers to Easter eggs. Bluebird Care delivers Easter eggs to its customers The home care provider ensured every customer received a chocolate egg, to remind customers they were not alone at Easter, and to brighten their day....

Chicken Salad Chick announced the introduction of its famed brand to central Indiana with the first of four company-owned area restaurants opening near the intersection of West 86th and Michigan Avenue at Pyramid Place Shopping Center. Three additional Indianapolis locations are slated to quickly follow suit in Fishers, Glendale and Greenwood communities. The West 86th restaurant will feature a drive-thru for added convenience, in addition to full-service catering and Quick Chick to-go options....

Feb 23, 2021 Orders of tickets for the Bread of Life Soup-kitchen’s 14th Annual Turkey and Noodles dinner are being taken now. This year’s drive-thru or delivery only dinner includes homemade noodles and turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans, homemade yeast rolls and homemade apple pie with streusel. File photo | Daily News GREENSBURG — The 14th Annual Bread of Life Turkey and Noodle Dinner is fast approaching and tickets for the March 4 event, a not-for-pro...

Published: 08:00, 01 February 2021 A kitchen, which is the hub for providing meals to the community, has received a new look to ensure it continues to be fit for purpose. The main kitchen at the Stamford Methodist Church in Barn Hill is used four days a week by Second Helpings as well as by a number of community groups and the church congregation. Established in 2015 with the aim of feeding bellies not bins, Second Helpings prevents surplus food going to landfill by re-distributing it within ...

The Greater Delaware County Community Foundation has announced this year’s round of McGee Barr Grants. The grants are funded by the interest and earnings on the money left to the foundation by Garrett McGee, who specified in his will that the funds should be used to help the poor of Delaware County. This year’s grant recipients are Second Helpings, the Delaware County Food Bank, Helping Services, the Riverview Center, Lutheran Services, West Delaware’s Back to School Fair, Junior Achievem...

A group of volunteers are stepping up to the plate to ensure children receive substantial meals in lockdown.

Organizations team up to feed COVID unit workers at Washington Regional Share Updated: 6:33 PM CST Jan 1, 2021 Share Updated: 6:33 PM CST Jan 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript 40/29S COLE ZIMMERMAN SHOWS US THE SMALL SURPRISE THAT CREATED A SMILE. DOCTORS AND NURSES HAVE BEEN BATTLING THIS PANDEMIC FOR MONTHS. JUST BECAUSE ITS A NEW YEAR, DOESNT MEAN THEY GET TO STOP. THATS WHY ORGANIZATIONS TEAMED UP TO FEED THEM THIS HOLIDAY. CHARITY PIRATES RAISED MONEY...

Published: 7:00 AM January 1, 2021    In total 25 boxes of food were collected at Hinchingbrooke hospital, 15 boxes of food were collected at Stamford and over 2,000 kilos of food were collected at Peterborough City Hospital. - Credit: Hinchingbrooke Hospital Staff from Hinchingbrooke,  Peterborough City, and Stamford and Rutland hospitals joined forces over the Christmas period to ensure local families did not go hungry. They provided more than 2,000 kilos of food for foodbanks.  As p...