Our Neighbors' Table's Innovative Model Fights Food Insecurity in Amesbury and Beyond

From the outside, the building on Route 1 in Salisbury looks like the vintage car dealership it once was, with its low-pitched roof and towering front windows. On the inside, it looks like an independent grocery market, replete with colorful fruits and veggies, coolers of milk, and plentiful dry goods. What this building really houses, however, is something much bigger: a facility that is aiming to eradicate food insecurity in the lower Merrimack Valley. The operation, spearheaded by nonprofit Our Neighbors’ Table, includes a free grocery store for area residents in need, as well as expansive storage and refrigeration areas that allow pa

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