Staffers had to toss out more than 2,000 pounds of food after a power outage on Jan. 23.
SEATTLE — A recent power outage did more than just turn out the lights in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District.
It also destroyed a stockpile of frozen food at a food bank, hurting those who need help.
“To walk in and see it empty,” said Miguel Saldin, Interim Director of Nutrition Programs with Asian Counseling Referral Service (ACRS). “It’s a very sad, gloomy situation.”
An empty feeling, filling up with disappointment.
“This was full of needed proteins for our community members there was a lot of fish, a
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