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Community works together to combat childhood hunger
PORTAGE | Three years ago, longtime elementary school teacher Lil Falk saw the effects of hunger in her classroom.
Helping feed the hungry: Thousands in region don't have enough to eat
Gloria DeJesus calls the soup kitchen at St. Joseph Church in Hammond a "ripple in the pond."
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