Saturday, April 20, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
From left, Suzanne LaPage (Nutrition Assistant), Danielle Durant (Nutrition Manager), Brian Hurlbut (Massena Central Student), and Brody Chase (Norwood-Norfolk Student). Photo submitted by the Office …
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From left, Suzanne LaPage (Nutrition Assistant), Danielle Durant (Nutrition Manager), Brian Hurlbut (Massena Central Student), and Brody Chase (Norwood-Norfolk Student). Photo submitted by the Office for the Aging.
NORWOOD — The Office for the Aging recently received a generous gift from BOCES – Seaway Career and Technical Center’s Welding Program.
Students Brody Chase (Norwood-Norfolk Central) and Brian Hurlbut (Massena Central), worked together to weld five metal inserts for the Potsdam Nutrition Center’s home delivered meal program.
The metal inserts are used to protect and maintain the heat in the home delivered meal bags that are used to transport meals to vulnerable, homebound seniors throughout St. Lawrence County.
The students cut and TIG welded the sheet metal to create the inserts, under the instruction of Nanci Collins.
“The Office for the Aging is grateful for their support of this critical program that helps older adults age in place,” a press release from the organization said.
