Food distribution sites providing meals to those who are facing food insecurity after recent fire
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Food is being provided by volunteers for students who cannot eat their daily meal at school after the fire on the morning of Sunday, Oct. 25, at Lulu M. Ross Elementary. The fire led the school to close for the week, leaving some students without food.
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MILFORD, Del. - Food is being provided by volunteers for students who cannot eat their daily meal at school after the fire on the morning of Sunday, Oct. 25, at Lulu M. Ross Elementary. The fire led the school to close for the week, leaving some students without food.
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