A Missouri grandma started serving free breakfasts to neighbors in a town of fewer than 300; months later, health officials said she needed a permit to continue
- For Kite, breakfasts were about so much more than food.
- She said that the people who visit her house are an extension of her family and that she didn’t want to stop providing for them.
- In a small Missouri town, where mornings can sometimes feel more quiet than the rest of the world, one grandmother made her kitchen an unlikely meeting place.
Unverified
- For Kite, breakfasts were about so much more than food.
- She said that the people who visit her house are an extension of her family and that she didn’t want to stop providing for them.
- In a small Missouri town, where mornings can sometimes feel more quiet than the rest of the world, one grandmother made her kitchen an unlikely meeting place.
Sources: Times of India