Interim City Manager Casey Lucius with Nancy McClay.
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The official ribbon cutting was held on November 12. From left: Allyson Richards, Nancy Kot, Steve and BarbaraSlaggie, Scot and Pat Kaufman, Evelyn Rossetti-Ryan, Liz Pecora, Tiffany Homuth, Al Benarroch, and TarikAyasun.
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Mary Beth Cummings and Tiffany Homuth.
Photo by Maria Lamb
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The Saturday distribution included 150 frozenturkeysand 70 complete Publix boxed turkey dinners for four.
Our Daily Bread Food Pantry (ODBFP) celebrated their new home on 1818 San Marco Road with anopenhouse celebrationon November 19. Many members of the community came for a tour and enjoyed light bites from Marco Island’s Chef Laura.Tableswere set up al fresco on a side parking lot while supporters, volunteers,and citywell-wisherscame by to check out the new building.
It’sa great Thanksgiving present totheODBFPfamilywitha building tofinallycallhome! Many thanks to the generosity of the community and its many donors and supporters,whoraised enough funds topurchasethe property along with the vacant lot next door and transform the building into a functional food pantry,which also will accommodate the storage of perishable food items.
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