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Mayor Baird Delivers Meals on Wheels for March for Meals

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Lees Summit Mayor Bill Baird joins Meals on Wheels for March for Meals celebration, highlighting senior needs and social ties. The campaign, launched in 1972, serves 130-140 meals daily, seeking volunteers and donations.

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Mayor Baird Delivers Meals on Wheels for March for Meals

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It's March 25. You're listening to Kansas News today, AI-powered local news. Least Summon Mayor Bill Baird wrote up his sleeves to help prepare and deliver meals with meals on wheels, marking the March for Meals celebration. This nationwide effort every March brings in elected officials and community leaders to hand out meals, spotlight senior needs, and boost awareness about the program. Baird declared the month March for Meals Month locally, highlighting how it delivers not just nutritious food, but vital social ties that feel like. Family for many isolated folks. Even in this seemingly well-off city, the group serves 130 to 140 meals daily to seniors and those with disabilities. Thanks to dedicated volunteers and staff, at least some in medical center. The campaign honors a key moment in 1972, when President Richard Nixon signed changes to the Older Americans Act, launching National. Even support for adult 60 and older, and the call for more helpers and donations keeps

the momentum going strong.

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