Local CARES Act funding at a glance
Members of the Amherst Regional High School football team staff the December Dinner Delights meals pickup table in front of the Bangs Community Center on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. From left are sophomores Zaahid Mohamed and Max Frenette, senior Mohamed Abdel-Maksoud and juniors Landen Worgess, Nolan Klaes and Nate Mills. Indiana Espinal, foreground right, with Amherst Senior Services, uses a check list to help the team get the right number of meals into the right bags destined for specific families.
Published: 12/27/2020 7:19:09 PM
caThe following is a snapshot of how many cities and towns in Hampshire County are using federal CARES Act and Federal Emergency Management Agency money.
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Rachel Moran, owner of Pasta E Basta in Amherst, makes 75 orders of chicken parmesan and 25 orders of eggplant parmesan for the December Dinner Delights. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS
left, Patrik Cooper, an employee and Rachel Moran, owner of Pasta E Basta in Amherst, makes 75 orders of chicken parmesan and 25 orders of eggplant parmesan for the December Dinner Delights. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS
Rachel Moran, owner of Pasta E Basta in Amherst, and employee Patrick Cooper make 75 orders of chicken parmesan and 25 orders of eggplant parmesan for the December Dinner Delights. The local program to provide twice-weekly meals to qualifying families was paid for with CARES Act money. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS