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A fresh take on farm-to-table in the food pantry

A fresh take on farm-to-table in the food pantry
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A fresh take on farm-to-table in the food pantry

Bangor church hands out boxes of food to serve families

Bangor church hands out boxes of food to serve 300 families a week The Bangor Ecumenical Food Cupboard at Hammond Street Congregational Church is giving boxes of food to anyone who needs one every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Author: Hannah Yechivi (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 10:19 AM EDT May 6, 2021 Updated: 10:28 AM EDT May 6, 2021 BANGOR, Maine In these challenging times for so many people, buying food is not as simple as it once was, and many food pantries are seeing more hungry Mainers. The Hammond Street Congregational Church in Bangor has run for 46 years the Ecumenical Food Cupboard. Back in the day, they used a come-in-and-shop food pantry for people to choose what they needed, but due to the ongoing pandemic, the cupboard is providing healthy hefty boxes of food to any Mainer in need. Now, boxes of food are passed through a window every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to noon.

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To the editor: Great public servants are those who are skillful in reading human emotions and are able to lead people in accomplishing goals. Art Devlin has the experience, intelligence and moral grounding necessary to guide Lake Placid into a healthy and vibrant future. I have known Art Devlin for the past 10 years and recognize in him a compassionate man who helps every Friday in the Ecumenical Food Pantry. He is a decision maker who listens well to all sides and compromises for the sake of the common good. Art sets goals and with a very logical and organized style accomplishes them. His life is one of dedication to and love of Lake Placid. The experience Art brings from business, politics and athletics, combined with his tremendous enthusiasm for Lake Placid, makes him the perfect choice for mayor of our Olympic Village!

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Rising Tide Co-op donates four shopping carts, $598 59 to Ecumenical Food Pantry

Michelle Kweder Thu, 12/24/2020 - 10:00am Ecumenial Food Pantry volunteers receive shopping carts and a financial donation from Walker Reed of Rising Tide. From left are Doug Merrick, Cindy Freese, Linda Sandefur, Bill Bausch, Walker Reed, Ellen Dickens. Courtesy photo Member-owned cooperative businesses such as Rising Tide operate by a group of shared principles which include being welcoming to all and showing care for the community. Rising Tide’s donation of shopping carts and financial assistance captures the responsiveness of Rising Tide to Lincoln County’s issue of persistent food insecurity during COVID-19. Each month, Rising Tide donates a percentage of Wednesday sales to an organization nominated and voted on by its member-owners. November Co-op for Community Days recipient was the Ecumenical Food Pantry. On Tuesday, Dec. 15 Rising Tide Facilities Coordinator Walker Reed presented a check for $598.59 to the Ecumenical Food Pantry and four shopping carts. The

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