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Summer food program returns

Free meals help fill in the gap during summer vacation

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Parents and children enjoy lunch at the Washougal School District's summer lunch program. Due to donations from local churches, parents can eat lunch with their children. The kids' lunches are funded through a government grant. Breakfast and Lunch is served Tuesday through Friday, at Jemtegaard Middle School.

Local kids in need of a summer lunch have choices in Camas and Washougal.

For the eighth year the Washougal School District is offering a summer food service program. It runs through Friday, July 29.

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