Plant A Row returns: Use your garden excess to help others
The annual gardening program that encourages home gardeners to donate their excess to help feed those in need returns on June 12.
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The annual gardening program that encourages home gardeners to donate their excess to help feed those in need returns on June 12.
The deadline is this week, so act fast to apply for an Eastern Arizona College-Payson campus scholarship.
Skyrocketing prices and supply chain issues have made grocery shopping more expensive than ever. Now, inflation is being served up on your local Lenten fish fry menu.
COVID-19 crashed into Southwestern Pennsylvania in the middle of Lent last year, bringing the curtain down on fish fries that are the staple of Catholic churches, volunteer fire departments and veterans service organizations after Ash Wednesday. Back in March, few could have foreseen that the coronavirus pandemic would still be rampant 11 months later, but that reality has led organizations that sponsor fish fries to modify them or call them off altogether this year. For instance, the fish fry for St. John XXIII Parish, which includes St. Benedict the Abbot Church in McMurray and St. Francis ...