DUNNVILLE—In years past, the annual townwide food drive in Dunnville at the start of May was enough to keep the Salvation Army Community and Family Services’ food bank stocked for three or four months. This year, “it’s only lasted two months. So, going into the summer, we didn’t have the amount that we normally do,” said Joy Quail, Family…
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