Hot new meal wheels to hit city streets

The Jewish Association for Services for the Aged (JASA) of Long Beach welcomed their new “Hot Shot Meals on Wheels Vehicle” with a ribbon cutting ceremony on March 3. Purchased on a contract with the Nassau County Department of Senior Citizens Affairs, the vehicle will be used to ensure food safety to homebound senior recipients.Pictured are driver Johanna Greenseid, left, JASA advisory board liaison Grace Levie, county Legislator Denise Ford, Long Island District Director Jolene Boden, Beth Limmer of the Department Senior Citizen Affairs, Long Beach JASA Director Gloria Lebeaux, county nutritionist Mindy Levine and JASA project director Mindy Leeper.