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Stratford hosts mobile pantry for meals financial institution

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The Stratford Health Department has partnered with Connecticut Food Bank to host a site for the meals financial institution’s cell meals pantry program pantry as soon as a month in July and August. The Connecticut Food Bank Mobile Pantry program addresses the desire to decrease meal insecurity by minimizing predominant boundaries, consisting of transportation and price related to purchasing sparkling meals.

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On Tuesday, July 11, and Tuesday, Aug. 8, the mobile meals pantry can be located at the Holy Name of Jesus Church, 1950 Barnum Ave., from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. The pantry will distribute loose fresh and nutritious food to both people and households. Items such as dairy, veggies, fruit, whole grains, and different perishable objects will be included.

Taylor Arm, a northern NSW spot home to the Pub With No Beer, an enduring pub made famous by the Slim Dusty hit (embedded underneath), has reputedly never held a cell phone in Taylors’ Hand—until now.

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Telstra, through the Federal Government’s Mobile Black Spot Program, has improved the delivery of cellular insurance in the vicinity.

Telstra Area GM Mike Marom these days joined The Hon Luke Hartsuyker MP, the Federal Member for Cowper and Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister. The Hon Melinda Pavey MP, the State Member for Oxley and Minister for Roads, Maritime, and Freight, unveils the new tower so that you can offer 3G and 4G cellular insurance for Taylors’ Arm.

Naturally, Telstra talks up the development as “every other example of Telstra’s ongoing commitment to nearby and rural Australia.”

Marom stated: “This is top-notch news for the human beings of Taylor Arm and the customers of The Pub With No Beer, who have had their name replied for higher cellular insurance.

“Expanding insurance to Taylor Arm ensures locals can keep in contact with family and friends and run their organizations more effectively, whether or not it’s chatting on the phone or using a variety of online services over our rapid cell network.

“Visitors to The Pub With No Beer will now additionally be able to, without difficulty, add reminiscences of their visit to social media and get in touch with buddies to the percentage the pleasure of their visit.”

It’s not just Taylor Arm getting a leg up regarding elevated 3G/4G mobile coverage – it’s just one of “577 new mobile base stations being deployed with the aid of Telstra across local and rural Australia through the Federal Government’s Mobile Black Spot Program.”

In addition to new mobile base stations across the country, Telstra proudly boasts it is “absolutely funding the roll-out of up to 250 small cells to supply high-speed 4G voice and statistics offerings.”

One of these small cells is also located in Taylor Arm to provide further sales insurance to the vicinity. Telstra notes it’s “the primary service in Australia to offer 4G voice offerings on small cellular technology.”

Publican Wade Clarke (pictured below) now has cellular insurance through Telstra and the Federal Government’s Mobile Black Spot Program.

“We are very grateful for our partnership with the Connecticut Food Bank to boom get right of entry to clean and nutritious food to our citizens all through the summer months,” stated Andrea Boissevain, Director of Health for the Stratford Health Department, in an information launch.

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