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Posted 10/11/17

Mobile meals Park View Middle School hosted their second annual Food Truck Night on Oct. 5, which was free and open to the community. On site were Haven Brothers, Frisky Fries, Kona Ice and Gotta Q Barbeque. Hundreds of students, family members and

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Mobile meals

KONA KIDS: Enjoying their Kona Ice at the Park View Middle School Food Truck Night are (l-r) Nate Lopes (8th grade), Cristian Del Carmen (6th grade student), Timothy Davey (6th grade student) and Kyle Schmitz.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

EVENT ORGANIZERS: Pictured are (l-r) Lisa Gibb (PTPV treasurer), Brian Deluca (PTPV co-president), Kerrylin Reagan (PV assistant principal) and Wenly Ferguson (PTPV member), who all helped to organize the second annual Food Truck Night at Park View Middle School.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

HOW SWEET IT IS: Young Celia DeFelice, age 3, of Cranston is pictured enjoying her Kona Ice at the Park View Middle School Food Truck Night on Oct. 5.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

THE MAGUIRE FAMILY: Participating in this year’s Park View Food Truck Night were members of the Maguire family. Pictured (l-r) are Laura Maguire with her children, Charlie who is a 7th grade student at Park View Middle School, Delia who is a student at Cranston East High School, Lily, an 8th grade student at Park View Middle School, Patrick, a student at Cranston High School East along with their family friend, Kaitlyn Schmitz, who is a student at Cranston High School East.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

Posted Wednesday, October 11, 2017 1:11 pm

Park View Middle School hosted their second annual Food Truck Night on Oct. 5, which was free and open to the community. On site were Haven Brothers, Frisky Fries, Kona Ice and Gotta Q Barbeque. Hundreds of students, family members and faculty as well as members of the general public attended.