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Some western Massachusetts farmers say the apple bounty is so good this year they're giving away thousands of pounds of the fruit. That's in stark contrast to last year, when a late frost decimated local apple crops.
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Advocates are hoping to find money to fund additional food benefits for immigrants living in Massachusetts who may not be eligible for federal funds.
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Home Grown Springfield ofrecerá almuerzos gratuitos a los niños que enfrentan hambre este verano.
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Home Grown Springfield will provide free lunches to children facing food insecurity this summer.
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The nonprofit Roots & Dreams and Mustard Seeds purchased a stretch of storefronts in Pittsfield. It has converted one into a food pantry where classes and events are held, including dance classes for children and a recent meeting on immigration law.
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We put a bow on the March for the Food Bank 14, and revisit some chef driven farms in our area: The Apple Place in East Longmeadow, and Grown Up Farm in Belchertown
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The Massachusetts Legislature and Gov. Maura Healey last week quietly restored a policy to offer state-funded food benefits for immigrants who are in the U.S. legally, but who are not citizens.
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The March for the Food Bank continues on its second, longer, and far more uphill journey to combat hunger.
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Monte begins his march to Greenfield in support of the work of The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts helming the March for The Food Bank 14 and speaks with a bevvy of folx on the importance of combating hunger everywhere.
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The United Way of Pioneer Valley and Holyoke Community College joined together to create the Holyoke Community Cupboard.