The Express Newspaper – October 10, 2019

Pittstown Area Food Pantry Relocates Temporarily – By Christine Barton

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On Saturday December 22nd the Pittstown area food pantry bid farewell to its current location at the Raymertown Lutheran Church on Mason Lane where it has been housed since 1991. The Raymertown Lutheran Church closed its doors after holding the last church service on November 17th.  The old building has been historically costly to heat and a lack of church membership has made it impossible to keep the doors open. The church has since been put up for sale and according to one volunteer; there is a potential buyer.

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Pittstown Area Food Pantry Gets Ready for Thanksgiving – by Christine Barton

The holiday season is upon us. Volunteers from the Pittstown area food pantry spent Saturday November 17th arranging and handing out Thanksgiving food baskets to area families who requested assistance this holiday season. The mission of the Pittstown area food pantry is to provide food for people who need it, which is exactly what happened this Saturday before Thanksgiving.

Almost everything in the Thanksgiving boxes this year came from the Thanksgiving food drive led by Michael Raucci of Clifton Park Toyota, with the help and support of many area businesses. Pittstown food pantry volunteers arranged pickup of the boxes and transported them back to the church to get ready to open the doors for the 1pm pick up time. This year about 58 individuals signed up to receive a Thanksgiving food box.