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Food stamps on track
Pacific Daily News Guam residents on food stamps will receive their benefits Thursday, despite an ongoing federal budget battle that has threatened to end funding for the program. Guam Department of Public Health and Social Service Deputy Director Leo Casil said the … |
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NY1 New Yorkers Brace for Food Stamp Cuts Because of Farm BillNY1A significant number of New Yorkers will feel the effects of food stamp cuts later this year when the new farm bill goes into effect. The newly signed bill ushers in $8 billion in cuts to food stamps. Arlene Borenstein filed the following report…
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MyFox Tampa Bay More Floridians get food stampsPensacola News Journal, FLTALLAHASSEE — Floridians are applying for food stamps at record-breaking rates, and the Department of Children and Families needs more money for more workers to keep up with the pace. "These are people who have never been on benefits before," DCF …Food stamp need soars in…