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The Afternoon Buzz 11.23.21- Dr. Jess Bossie and Lee Anderson

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The Afternoon Buzz 11.23.21- Dr. Jess Bossie and Lee Anderson

Dr. Jess Bossie and MANNA’S Lee Anderson discuss the challenges of hunger, health care, and the unhoused community in western Massachusetts.

Picnic at Pulaski Park Thursday, 11.25, from 12 to 2pm.

Monte drops in to give an update as he and the Marchers reach Greenfield.

 

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