NORWICH, Conn. — Reggie Damone just wanted to jot down a phone number when he picked up what he thought was litter on a sidewalk this week. But what he found was an envelope containing a $185,000 check.
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FOX13 Memphis Hundreds waiting to get food stamps replaced after stormsFOX13 MemphisSHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. – It is the question everyone has been asking. With many still in the dark after a massive storm knocked out power to more than 200,000 MLGW customers Saturday, who is eligible for food stamps to replace spoiled food?and more » More:…
Demand for public aid swamps staffMilwaukee Journal Sentinel (subscription), WI –3 minutes agoBut the number of people seeking food stamps has risen by about 10.5%. Records and interviews with state and county officials and welfare recipients show … More: continued here
Human Events Mayor of “Food Stamp Town” Fights BackHuman EventsMany of you will remember the Washington Post story about the food stamp“boom-and-bust cycle” of the troubled town of Woonsocket, RI. How did this town become so dependent, and what that means for other communities around the country? One thing … More: continued here
Stamps lineman expects full recovery from broken legWinnipeg SunOver the next two months, J'Micheal Deane plans on viewing everything Netflix has to offer. Just don't expect the Calgary Stampeders offensive lineman to watch the play that put him on couch over and over again. … More: continued here
Senate defeats proposal to trim food stamp programFox NewsThe Senate on Tuesday began plowing through 73 amendments to a $500 billion bill that will set farm policy and fund the food stamp program over the next five … More: continued here