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KINGSTON &mdash; Meals on Wheels of Wyoming Valley is back on the road.
				Meals on Wheels of Wyoming Valley, which provides seniors with access to adequate nutrition, friendly conversation and a watchful eye on their well-being, returned to service on Monday, according to Amy Morris, coordinator.
				The Meals on Wheels operates its kitchen at Kingston&rsquo;s Church of Christ Uniting.
				A voice message on the agency&rsquo;s answering machine, informs callers that Meals on Wheels will deliver three days per week &mdash; Monday, Wednesday and Friday &mdash; on a temporary basis. The message states that all clients will be notified of the schedule. The agency hopes to resume Monday through Friday soon.
				According to the Meals on Wheels website, daily home delivery includes a hot meal featuring an entr&#233;e, starch, and vegetable as the main meal of the day, and a cold boxed lunch consisting of a sandwich, bread and butter, dessert, and a snack. The cost is $6 per day.
				&ldquo;That&rsquo;s 10 meals a week &mdash; 2 per day, Monday through Friday &mdash; for only $30.&rdquo; the website states.
				Meals are billed on a monthly basis. Delivery volunteers collect payment the first Monday of the month. Alternate arrangements can easily be made with family members who often pay for this service.
				The website also states that in addition to seniors, veterans and people with special needs, Meals on Wheels provide meals to people:
				&#8226; On fixed and limited incomes
				&#8226; Recently discharged from a hospital
				&#8226; Recently discharged from a nursing home
				&#8226; Convalescing from illness
				&#8226; Unable to prepare meals for themselves
				According to the website, the agency serves Wyoming Valley, the Back Mountain, Kingston, Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, Ashley and Plymouth.
				The agency is providing volunteers with gloves and masks who will deliver to the client&rsquo;s door, but not enter the residence.

Meals on Wheels of Wyoming Valley resumes service 3 days per week