A 101-Year-Old Man Admitted Stealing $2,000 in Court—Then His Neighbor Revealed Who the Groceries Were For
“You need to ask what help would actually be helpful.”
I wrote that sentence on the top of our planning board.
It became our unofficial rule.
In late October, the association secured a small grant from a local civic foundation.
We used it to rent a suitable room near the library, purchase storage bins, and arrange scheduled grocery pickups.
The grant came with reporting requirements.
Marvin was delighted.
He said that a program without records was a problem waiting to happen.