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This online directory covers Pulaski and the nearby towns and villages of Altmar, Port Ontario, Sandy Pond, Sandy Creek, Lacona, Fernwood, Mapleview, Richland and Orwell. 

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Angel Food Ministries is a non-profit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing food relief and contributing to benevolent outreaches in communities throughout the United States.They do this by purchasing quality food at wholesale prices, and making it available to people at a reduced price.

You don't need to have a certain income to buy Angel Food boxes, and there's no limit to how many you can buy. The only restriction is that you must purchase a Regular or Senior box  in order to buy one of the special boxes. And every box is filled with good food at an excellent price. I've had some of the food, and it is very good.

 The Pulaski United Methodist Church is a Host Site in this area, and works with many satellite sites in surrounding areas. The program is growing every month, and it has come to the point where volunteers are needed, once a month, to help sort and distribute the food.

 If you'd like to order Angel Food boxes of food, or learn more information about the program, call Missy at the Park Church Office at 298-5454 or Brenda at 298-5351 (in the Orwell area). If you'd like to volunteer, or learn more about volunteering, call Missy at 298-5454.

Angel Food Ministries was founded in 1994 to provide food for friends and neighbors who were struggling financially. Today, the Angel Food program now is helping provide food relief to more than 500,000 families each month.

 
More About Pulaski

Pulaski is a pretty village located in the Town of Richland, east of Lake Ontario in northern New York. The village is known for several things - particularly salmon fishing and snow. It is touted as a four-season destination, with snowmobiling and skiing in the winter; outdoor activities like hiking, biking, boating, swimming in the summer; fishing and "leaf peeping" in the fall. And spring is just plain beautiful.

The Seaway Trail Associations says The Pulaski Village Historics District "contains one of the most intact clusters of 19th and early 20th century residential and commercial buildings in northern New York. The boundaries are almost the same as the local militia drill field that originally occupied the area. The district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places."

Downtown is picturesque, with flowers and buried powerlines. At either end of the historic district, there's a small village park. The H. Douglas Barclay Courthouse, built in 1819 sits stately on the southern part of the village.

 Pulaski is fortunate to be surrounded by many natural features. To the west is Lake Ontario, a body of water with several state parks and unrivaled sunsets. To the north, Sandy Pond offers boating opportunities and Sandy Island Beach. East of Pulaski, in Orwell, the majestic Salmon River Falls empties from the Salmon River Reservior. And of course, the Salmon River winds right through Pulaski.