David Kramer and green pumpkin in the Alison Clarke Garden [Photo by South Wedge Food Program’s Manager Josh Knoblock] From The South Wedge Food Program helps people through the pandemic and beyond.
After collaborating with the editor of The Wedge‘s Nancy O’Donnell Hale on stories covering the defacing of the sculpture of Nathaniel Rochester in Nathaniel Square, I’ve been reading The Wedge more attentively. During the pandemic, The Wedge has only published online, but hopes to return to print.
(see More from Nancy O’Donnell Hale on Nathaniel Rochester: “Defaced, erased, should statue be replaced?”)

Nancy O’Donnell Hale at the grave site of Nathaniel Rochester in Mt. Hope Cemetery [Photo David Kramer, 6/26/20, from If Nathaniel must stay, add Ned to South Wedge Monument to City Founder by Nancy O’Donnell Hale]
Nancy also kindly re-published a slightly shorter version of our piece on the pantry located in the Calvary St. Andrews Church on Ashland Street, The South Wedge Food Program helps people through the pandemic and beyond.

The Wedge, October/November 2020 Vol. 42 No. 5, p10 See The South Wedge Food Program helps people through the pandemic and beyond

The Wedge, October/November 2020 Vol. 42 No. 5, p12 SeeSee The South Wedge Food Program helps people through the pandemic and beyond
Thanks, Nancy for publicizing this important program, one especially vital during the pandemic.
POSTSCRIPT
In 2013, Nancy published my book review of former Rochestarian Bill Peters’ Maverick Jetpants In The City Of Quality

The Wedge, April/May 2013, Vol. 35 No. 2, p12 From Bill Peters, author of Maverick Jetpants In The City Of Quality, reflects on Rochester and writing
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The South Wedge Food Program helps people through the pandemic and beyond
More from Nancy O’Donnell Hale on Nathaniel Rochester: “Defaced, erased, should statue be replaced?”
If Nathaniel must stay, add Ned to South Wedge Monument to City Founder by Nancy O’Donnell Hale