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<p>A Hazleton Rotary &#8220;Service Above Self&#8221; grant for $2,000 has been given to &#8220;The Soul Kitchen&#8221; which provides free meals for community members who in need. The Soul Kitchen began in Baltimore, Maryland in 2011 and expanded to Hazleton in March 2012. A monthly meal is served, from 4 to 6 p.m. the second Tuesday of the month at Trinity Lutheran Church, 100 N. Church Street, Hazleton. Gently used clothing is available at that time, as well.	Marcus Colasurdo, center, Soul Kitchen Director, was a speaker at the recent Rotary Club meeting. Kim McNulty-Rotary Project Committee Chair is at left and Alan Whitaker, Rotary president-elect is at right.</p><style>
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Hazleton Rotary awards ‘Service Above Self’ grant to The Soul Kitchen