The Salvation Army and Publix came together Thursday to help feed South Florida. Twenty-eight pallets of food from Publix, packed with canned goods and boxed goods, are set to be delivered to Miami-Dade County’s most vulnerable residents. Salvation Army Maj. Gene Hogg, the organization’s Miami Area
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