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Saint Sabina catholic church gave out 400 boxes of food to families. Organizers said they were full of healthy items, including fresh fruit, veggies and protein.
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St. Sabina gives away 400 boxes of food
"With Walmart closing, there's less things for people to get to. People have to travel from further distances."
St. Sabina gives away 400 boxes of food
The faith community of St. Sabina hosted the giveaway, which included healthy food, fresh fruit, vegetables, chicken and beef.
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