By TJ
Photo: Winona Volunteer Services/Facebook
WINONA, Minn. (KWNO)-Winona Volunteer Services is planning another food drop at the Fastenal Customer Experience Center.
Executive Director Sandra Burke says distribution will begin shortly after 10 a.m. on Friday, May 28. Burke said Channel One Foodbank informed the food shelf the federal program providing the food for the drops was sunsetting.
“We do not at this point anticipate further drops this summer,” Burke said. “Once again things may change but to my knowledge, this will be the last one.”
The Fastenal Customer Experience Center is located near the intersection of Highways 14 and 61. Volunteers will hand out roughly 600 boxes with dairy, produce, and protein items to anyone who arrives.
Not all COVID-19 vaccines are seen as equal by some
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So-called experts have misunderstood the COVID-19 vaccine-hesitancy for over-50s (“Women and over-55s most reluctant to be vaccinated”, May 20). Most people who are vaccine-hesitant are only vaccine-hesitant in respect to AstraZeneca. They are not complacent. A follow-up question should have been; “Would you be willing to be vaccinated if offered the Pfizer vaccine?” I believe most of this group would jump at the chance to receive the Pfizer jab.
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Truth and justice commissions will reveal the truth
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Teela Reid is right to extol the new school curriculum that will tell what really happened to First Nations people from the invasion to this day, but there needs to be a post-school curriculum to guide truth and justice commissions to tell all Australians what happened as proposed by the Uluru Statement from the Heart (“Truth-telling begins in school at least”, April 30). To their credit, the Victorian government has established such a commission. It is to be hoped that all other jurisdictions will follow suit.
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