food pantry
Coverage of food pantry in the Nexus archive.
- A sourdough boom? At-home bakers are finding success
At-home sourdough bakers in Colorado Springs' east side, including Dustin Story of Baked by Love, are thriving at local markets. Story's business, which donates 50% of profits to a food pantry addressing food insecurity, emerged after SNAP benefit cuts during a government shutdown. Despite a growing market, vendors report strong demand for minimally-processed baked goods.
- I applied to over 6,000 jobs and relied on a food pantry after being laid off. Here's what finally got me hired.
John Huân Vũ was laid off from PayPal in July 2024, applied to over 6,000 jobs over 16 months, and relied on a food pantry, SNAP benefits, and community support during his job search. He eventually secured a job through a work connection he had previously helped, rather than through job boards.
- 79-year-old woman struck and killed by car in East Flatbush
A 79-year-old woman was struck and killed by a car in East Flatbush. She was a regular at her local church and volunteered at the food pantry for many years.
- Join us for a live series on what it means to make New York more affordable
United Bronx Parents is hosting community events in New York City called 'In Conversation: The Affordability Series' to address affordability challenges. Volunteers at their food pantry recently distributed food items to support the community.
- I've interviewed more than 100 job seekers. These are the stories I can't stop thinking about.
The article discusses the challenges faced by job seekers like Michael Permana, Jesse Jashinsky, and Robin Peppers Daniel, highlighting extreme measures such as 3 a.m. job applications, AI-driven submissions, and interviews during food pantry waits. It emphasizes increased stress, financial strain, and reliance on technology in a competitive labor market.
- Fecal vandal's nearly weeklong crime spree comes to an end when police catch her in the act
Alexis Weber, a 50-year-old woman from Altamonte Springs, Florida, was arrested after a weeklong fecal vandalism spree. Surveillance video and community reporting linked her to defecating on vehicles, mailboxes, and a food pantry in the Spring Oaks neighborhood. Police caught her in the act after residents collaborated to provide evidence.