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FARGO,
N.D. (Jared Slinde) – Trucks supplying fresh fruit, vegetables,
meats, shelf-stable items and more will be in Jamestown on Friday,
July 28, as part of the Great Plains Food Bank Pop-up Perishable Food
Program.
Anyone
in need of food assistance in each community or neighboring
communities are welcome to attend and receive food at no cost.
The
Pop-up Perishable Food Program will make its stop on Friday, July 28,
at the Jamestown Civic Center from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.
“The
Pop-up Perishable Food Program fills a strong need and puts food
directly into the hands of those that need it most,” Great Plains
Food Bank Regional Services Manager Andrea Block, who services Mobile
Food Pantries and the Pop-up Perishable Food Program in eastern North
Dakota, said. “This is all about convenience for the consumer. They
know exactly when and where there will be fresh and nutritious food
available. We want to make it as easy as we can for those who need
help to be able to get it.”
Individuals
attending the distribution are asked to bring with any plastic bags
or boxes to take food home with them.
For
more information on mobile and perishable food pantries in western
North Dakota contact: Rachel Monge at 701-390-2513 or
rmonge@greatplainsfoodbank.org.
For
more information on mobile and perishable food pantries in eastern
North Dakota contact: Andrea Block at 701-476-9128 or
ablock@greatplainsfoodbank.org.
Felita Bravebull Bredeson JAMESTOWN - Jamestown Police are warning residents of a convicted high risk sex offender who has changed her address in the city. Felita Bravebull Bredeson is living at 1003 5th Avenue NE #4...
Sawyer John Suko JAMESTOWN - Jamestown Police are warning residents of a convicted high risk sex offender who has changed his address in the city. Sawyer John Suko is living at 1101 1st Avenue North. He does not have a vehicle. Suko is a 24-year-old white male standing 5 feet, 7 inches and weighing 150 pounds. He has hazel eyes and brown hair. His file photo shows him with short-cropped hair, a high hairline and a close-cropped beard. Suko was convicted in January 2012 in Stutsman County District Court, ND for Gross Sexual Imposition involving a 13-year-old girl. He provided the girl Apple Pucker Schnapps at a neighboring campsite and had sex with her after she was intoxicated. Suko is not wanted by police at this time. Police Chief Scott Edinger cautions residents that attempts to harass, intimidate or threaten Suko, his family, landlord or employer, will be turned over for prosecution. Printed handouts of his demographics are available from the Jamestown Police Department.
