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November 13, 2007
Photo: A push to keep Meals on Wheels rolling

Journal photo / Steve Szydlowski
Sandy Centazzo, president & CEO of Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island, speaks at a press conference in Providence today held to protest a 20-percent state budget cut to the meal-delivery program for the elderly who are homebound. This is the second year funding has been cut. Centazzo has said this year's $100,700 cut in funding would mean that 120 fewer Rhode Islanders will get hot meals delivered to their homes.
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This is absolutely outrageous. Our GA is so out of whack that it would give money away to the lazy and undocumented and withhold from our senior citizens. If the GA isn't cleaned out in the next election, I have no choice but to leave the state. This is the LAST place I want to retire. After all I've put into this state over the years, I certainly don't want to be kicked to the side by a GA that would rather support people too lazy to work or people who are here illegally, while pulling food from the mouths of our senior citizens. This is one small-interest group that should NEVER be ignored! Shame on the Geneal Assembly.