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Those answers didn’t come quickly enough, however, as the virus continue to spread.
“We start cancelling everything,” Drakeford said.
Separation was a temporary fix that had its own consequences.
“I have never seen so many people that’s looking for assistance,” Drakeford said.
On the frontlines was Darlene Thomas with Food for the Soul, providing food and housing to those in need.
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Darlene Thomas
“Originally, prior to the pandemic, we just had two outreach locations. Due to the pandemic and the desperate need for food, we are now at seven locations,” Thomas said. “The economy they say is starting to recover, but for whatever reason, it’s just not recovering quick enough.”
New Chairs and Vice-Chairs Elected to Member Councils
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The National League of Cities
has elected new leaders for its Member Councils, which represents the variety of communities that make up NLC membership. Individuals were elected during the 2020 Virtual City Summit Conference.
“Our Councils are an important part of how NLC ensures that we are representing the diversity of our cities, towns, and villages,”
said NLC President Kathy Maness, councilmember, Lexington, South Carolina. “As the largest membership and advocacy organization for local elected officials, our Member Councils are where local officials bring together similar experiences but also share challenges – and best practices for addressing them.”