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Empty Lot Turns Into a Gathering Spot (opens the original)
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An eagerness to learn, a desire to have his own business and boundless energy are the cornerstones of Maxwell Townâs success. Town is co-owner of the Bread & Cheese Co, The Mobile Chef which has a food truck at 13213 Victoria Rd. in Summerland, a second truck in metro Vancouver, an Eatery in Delta and a catering company in the Lower Mainland. Many moons ago, when Town was a 17-year-old, one of the first things he did after getting his driverâs license was to drive to Penticton to hand out 3
Summerland Food Bank reopens as wildfire recovery expected to increase demand (opens the original)
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Amelia Boultbee, MLA Penticton-Summerland, visited the Summerland Food Bank and Resource Centre Friday afternoon to celebrate its re-opening and advocate for the success of a capital project grant application to Community Gaming. Â âI have been a huge supporter of the Summerland food bank. It does amazing work,â Boultbee said. A âsoft openingâ of the food bank occurred on Friday with several people coming for needed supplies. Monday, the food bank will resume regular hours, 9 am- 4 pm, c
Raffle to Replenish the Summerland Food Bank (opens the original)
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A little store with a big heart, Replenish, Refillery & Zero Waste Store, 9921 Main Street, Summerland, is holding a month-long raffle to raise funds for the new home of the Summerland Food Bank & Resource Centre. The ground floor of the five-storey building under construction on Henry Avenue in downtown Summerland will be the societyâs new location. Replenish is a hub for practical, planet-friendly living. It offers low-to-zero waste alternatives for house cleaning, laundry and bath and beaut
The blueprint for a compassionate future (opens the original)
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âGood homes are important for good livesâ is the life-long philosophy of retired Summerland construction contractor Bob Denesiuk. Not one to put his feet up, Denesiuk is the Summerland Food Bank & Resource Centreâs volunteer building consultant for the societyâs new home on the ground floor of the five-storey building under construction in downtown Summerland. He also serves on the societyâs capital fund campaign. The top four floors will be 60 residential rental units operated by Tur
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