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Samantha O’Conner
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Reporter, Baker City Herald
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Feeding the need: Summer meal programs help low-income students get enough to eat when school is out
By Samantha O’Conner Verified| East Oregonian Verified Staff members at Baker City’s Brooklyn Primary School wheeled out a cart loaded with prepared meals on a warm Thursday morning in June. Students and family members lined up outside the school to pick up the free meals, which were provided by the Summer Food Service Program, or SFSP. Among them was Tasha Duncan, a mother of four who recently moved to the area from California. “They didn’t do anything like this back home,” Duncan said.
Pedaling against poverty: Utah State professor riding across America to promote program designed to curb poverty
By Samantha O’Conner Verified| Baker City Herald Verified Mike Glauser has been spending most of the daylight hours recently pedaling a bicycle through some of the toughest terrain in the West, but he’s happy to take time out of the saddle to talk about why he’s embarked on such a grueling task. And for the second time. kAmv=2FD6C[ 2 AC@76DD@C 2E &E29 $E2E6 &?:G6CD:EJ[ :D C:5:?8 7C@> E96 !24:7:4 ~462? E@ E96 pE=2?E:4 E@ ?@E @?=J C2:D6 2H2C6?6DD 23@FE H@C=5 A@G6CEJ 3FE 2=D@ E@ 6IA=2:? 9@H 2 DEF56?E EC2:?:?8 AC@8C2> 96 @G6CD66D 2E E96 F?:G6CD:EJ 42?
Feeding the need: Summer meal programs help low-income students get enough to eat when school is out
By Samantha O’Conner Verified| East Oregonian Verified Staff members at Baker City’s Brooklyn Primary School wheeled out a cart loaded with prepared meals on a warm Thursday morning in June. Students and family members lined up outside the school to pick up the free meals, which were provided by the Summer Food Service Program, or SFSP. Among them was Tasha Duncan, a mother of four who recently moved to the area from California. “They didn’t do anything like this back home,” Duncan said.
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