In addition, NBA Live 19 received a new commentary team of New York Knicks radio play-by-play announcer Ed Cohen and ESPN basketball analyst Jay Williams, replacing Mike Breen and Jeff Van Gundy, who voiced the NBA Live series since NBA Live 14 and the canceled NBA Elite 11.
It is also the first basketball game to include the option to create a female player. Much like EA's Madden NFL 19, gameplay improvements include the introduction of real-player motion and the expansion of one-on-one features. NBA Live 19 features Joel Embiid of the Philadelphia 76ers on the cover. The 22nd installment in the NBA Live series and the follow-up to 2017's NBA Live 18 while being the latest entry in the franchise to date as of 2023, it received mixed-to-positive reviews from critics, who praised the improved gameplay, new additions and modes but criticized the AI and animations. It features Joel Embiid of the Philadelphia 76ers as its cover athlete and was released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 7, 2018. Like David L.NBA Live 19 is a basketball simulation video game developed by EA Tiburon and published by EA Sports. The Community Food Warehouse of Mercer County serves the community by providing food to agencies throughout the county, and also operates a backpack program, charitable milk program, MilitaryShare program, Harvest Helpings program, PA Senior Food Box program, and its own Mobile Pantry program. "We're seeing that need through the 30 agencies we work with and the longer lines at our mobile distributions," Page said.Īccording to the Community Food Warehouse's information for 2022, the organization distributed 1,240,614 pounds of food, including 189,171 pounds of produce provided 1,300 people with food weekly served 19,911 people at hot meal sites and served 27,109 households. Senior citizens, for example, may go from receiving $270 per month to less than $29.īecause of these factors, Page said food warehouse officials saw a 73 percent increase in food demand in the first quarter of 2023. With SNAP benefits implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic coming to an end, Page said many in Mercer County are struggling to afford food, the cost of which is also increasing. "Our goal was $30,000, so we've certainly surpassed that," Spence-Locke said.Īny funds raised will go toward helping warehouse officials purchase food, a need seems to be growing this year, Page said. That was a noticeable increase over the warehouse's prior Empty Bowls fundraiser in 2021, which grossed $30,804. Volunteers for the event, who performed roles such as serving soup, included local elected officials and members of the media, while the Sharon Tiger Techs robotics teams created a "CANstruction" display with canned food items to greet visitors as they entered The Corinthian.Ībout a half hour into the event, Page said the initial flow of visitors suggested the fundraiser would surpass previous events - an assertion that proved correct.Īs of Friday afternoon, the event had raised about $43,203 and drew about 400 people, including volunteers, Community Food Warehouse Development Director Alexis Spence-Locke said.
"It's been great seeing everyone in the community come together to support us and our mission."Īside from the food donated by local restaurants and handcrafted bowls made and donated by local students and artisans, the event featured more than 150 gift baskets and auction items, as well as live entertainment. "We've had a really successful turnout so far," Page said Thursday evening. Community Food Warehouse Executive Director Rebecca Page said she appreciated the support from the community in making the event possible, and the enthusiasm shown by both the visitors and volunteers.
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