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The Rotary Club of Oxford Hills has been assisting The Progress Center in Norway distribute food at their location at 35 Cottage Street, Norway as part of their Community Kitchen Program. Fresh veggies, fruit, breads, milk, yogurt and meats are some of the many food items available. The food distribution is a drive-thru and is held on Mondays from 3-4 pm, masks and social distancing are being observed to keep everyone safe. Shown here is Rotarian Heidi Ortiz and Michelle Santos from TPC prepping bags for distribution. FMI about Rotary go to oxfordhillsrotary.org and FMI about TPC go to progresscentermaine.org. Submitted photo
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