By Volunteer Columnist Rich Weissman One-in-three Massachusetts residents report running out of food or not having enough money to get more food every month, according to the findings of the latest annual report by the Greater Boston Food Bank. The report, which was based on a survey of 3,000 adults from across the state, finds […]
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GLOUCESTER— Second Glance, Thrift Store of The Open Door, will hold a book signing featuring Elena M. Sarni, author of “Trailblazing Women Printmakers: Virginia Lee Burton Demetrios and The Folly Cove Designers,” and an auction for three Folly Cove pieces this November.
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GLOUCESTER— The Open Door will hold a ribbon cutting this November for its new Food and Nutrition Center.
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When you’re packing lunch to-go, it’s easy to get stuck in a routine making the same things week to week.
Want to spice things up? Our nutrition team has put together a collection of healthy, easy lunch ideas for all ages:
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CAPE ANN – The Open Door will “paint the town orange” for Hunger Action Month™ this September to raise awareness about the reality of food insecurity, right here in the communities where we live, work, and play.
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CHICOPEE– The Open Door will receive $333,729 in state Food Security Infrastructure Grant funds, the Healey-Driscoll Administration announced today.
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Summer is full of celebrations, and food is often an essential part of these special events! But as you’re planning your menu, or what to bring, knowing the basics of food safety can make or break your festivities. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there are an estimated 9 million reported cases, 56,000
