Groton man sets up coronavirus volunteer corps
Community Interest
Groton – Michael Whitehouse, president-elect of the Groton Rotary Club, is organizing a volunteer corps to help people deal with the coronavirus outbreak.
"It is impossible to know how the COVID-19 situation will unfold, but it is likely that our neighbors will be in need, especially those who are already vulnerable due to health or financial situations,” he wrote on a form that people can fill out to volunteer.
The form is available at bit.ly/rotaryresponse.
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