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Meals on Wheels delivers more than food to Alameda County’s growing senior population. Will the state starve support?

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Meals on Wheels delivers more than food to Alameda County’s growing senior population. Will the state starve support? — Danville Community news

Meals on Wheels delivers more than food to Alameda County’s growing senior population. Will the state starve support? Thousands rely on food delivery services for nutrition and social interaction, and the figure is rising. Meanwhile, the state is considering slashing the county's funding for services.

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