Social capital is a set of shared values and resources that allow individuals to work together in a group to effectively achieve a common purpose. Two local examples represent the many ways community members contribute social capital and work together to live harmoniously. ...
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Food & Nutrition
Planning menus for the Passover Seder feasts often starts well in advance. Since breads, cookies, cakes, pastas and pastries in their normal iteration are not allowed on the eight days of the holiday, creative substitutes have made their way into the menu for the week. Interestingly, many people who fear not having enough to eat, given all the restrictions, double down on these carb-heavy alternatives and eat more starchy foods during Passover than they would during a typical week. ...
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Monthly allocations for SNAP benefits, or food stamps, are dropping to pre-pandemic levels, and that will have a big impact on people who rely on the federal program. What can you do to help? Donate money to your local food bank. They anticipate a big increase in the number of people seeking assistance.
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