Meal program to help Groton families starts this week
3 Jun 2020
Community Interest
Groton Senior Center Office Assistant Jennifer Meakem said she knows how important dinnertime is for families.
"Nobody should have to worry about how they're going to feed their family," Meakem said.
So she said she felt overwhelmingly excited that the Senior Center, along with other entities, is starting an effort to provide dinners twice a week to families and individuals struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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