Community organizer Monica Cannon-Grant and her husband were arraigned in Boston Monday on new federal fraud charges, including allegations that they received nearly $60,000 in pandemic relief funds to provide hot meals to struggling people but instead used the money to pay a car loan, auto insurance, and other personal expenses. Cannon-Grant, 42, and her…
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