Their charity apparently did not rub off on everyone - sometime overnight, someone, or several people, stole the two massive grills used to cook up the feast.
"We really can't believe it. Who'd steal a church's grills?" asked Alex McKeague, vice president of the church council.
The cookout wrapped up around 2 p.m., but since the grills were so hot, church volunteers left them out front to cool - a practice that's been done for at least eight...
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Nothing is safe - 2009-10-08 19:11:45
Hopefully someone will speak up when they see these huge grills.
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