New program delivers free food for those in need
Pantry to Porch gets food from the River Bend Food Bank to families in need in Rock Island-Milan schools. Author: Katherine Bauer Updated: 5:36 PM CDT May 3, 2021
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. Volunteers are making sure families in Rock Island and Milan have the food they need, even if they can t leave home right now.
Pantry to Porch is a new program through the River Bend Food Bank, delivering free food right to the doors of Rock Island-Milan school families.
Beth McKenna, director of nutrition services at Rock Island High School, says it s been great for students learning at home and for families without transportation to get to a food bank site.
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Scenes from the the 94th annual Tulsa Christmas Parade in Tulsa
With snow looming in the forecast and a cold wind whipping down Boston Avenue, the Tulsa Christmas Parade took to its traditional route through the heart of downtown.
But for the first time, Santa Claus didnât roll through to close out the show. Instead, he and the Grinch waved goodbye from the corner at 3rd and Boston atop the sleigh, watching car loads of waving Tulsans roll by.
COVID-19 made the traditional parade impossible, with sidewalks packed with onlookers on a cold December afternoon. To limit crowds but keep the parade possible, organizers set up floats, stages and Santa himself along the street, letting hundreds of cars slow-roll through.