Danielle Blair: Why not wasting food is important - Lewiston Sun Journal

Danielle Blair, an AmeriCorps volunteer, holds a container of food waste culled from the donations given to the Care and Share Food Closet in Farmington. (Andree Kehn/Sun Journal)


Danielle Blair: Why not wasting food is important - Lewiston Sun Journal: Danielle Blair is careful to only buy what she needs when she’s grocery shopping.�

Part of that practice is the result of “being a thrifty college student,” the 22-year-old and recent University of Maine at Farmington graduate said.

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