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Send letters to the editor and news releases to sanews@salem.gannett.com. Packages Continued from Page 1A seas.” The business owners conducted a similar drive a year ago, and in Febru- ary they encouraged com- munity members to send cards and notes overseas as sort of a Valentines Day themed show of apprecia- tion. Throughout the bal- ance of this month, the lo- cal Postal Connections are accepting donations from area residents, business- es and community mem- bers to compile “care packages” to be sent to military bases or local military personnel serv- ing abroad. A provided list of rec- ommended ideas is as fol- lows: » Healthy snacks (jerky, trail mixes, grano- la bars and fruit snacks); » Drink mix packets (Gatorade, lemonade, iced tea and Crystal Light packets); » Microwavable food (Easy Mac, popcorn, Cup O’Noodles, Chef Boyar- dee and oatmeal); » Non-perishable food (tuna cans/packets, fruit cups, peanut butter, Nu- tella, soups and other canned foods); » Toiletries (travel- size shampoo, condition- er, body lotion, body wash, wet wipes and hand sani- tizer). “(Military personnel) work diligently to protect our country, day in and day out, and sometimes without the everyday es- sentials that they’re used to,” said Postal Connec- tions COO Fred Morache. “In honor of Military Ap- preciation Month, we wanted to recognize our military members by sur- prising them with those comforts from home do- nated by people who ap- preciate the work they do...”