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Second Circuit Scolds State for Delayed Food Stamp Distribution
Connecticut Law Tribune A federal appeals court has found that Connecticut takes far too long to process food stamp applications and distribute food stamps. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit found that there was "credible evidence that there is ongoing … |
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More people are using food stamps, especially in Missouri. A New York Times study finds Missouri leading the nation with 98 percent of the people eligible for food stamps getting the benefits. More: continued here
An Arizona agency is ramping up its efforts to keep felony fugitives from receiving food stamps. More: continued here
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Atlanta Journal Constitution DeKalb residents will get extra food stamps because of IrmaAtlanta Journal ConstitutionThe USDA Food and Nutrition Service has approved Georgia's request to automatically replace food stamp benefits lost in DeKalb County during Tropical Storm Irma. Residents in DeKalb, as well as Bibb County, will now get 45 percent of their benefits for …and…