In the community, for the community: Banner, Reformer, Journal reflect on an impactful 2022; company looks ahead into 2023

BENNINGTON — When Project Feed the Thousands was struggling, and it looked like the agency wasn’t going to meet its fundraising goals for its nine food shelves last year, organizers

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