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Maine university to pilot senior nutrition program

Maine university to pilot senior nutrition program

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A Maine university plans to use a federal grant to pilot a nutrition program for older residents who live in low-income housing.

The University of New England received the $900,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Community Living.

The university said the project will seek to address food security and health and well-being of seniors in the state.

The university says nutrition educators participating in the program will tune into a classroom of seniors remotely.

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