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In lieu of covering the cost of SNAP benefits set to expire at the end of October, Moore is sending funds to food banks and partners statewide.
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Gov. Moore is set to announce alternate plans Thursday to using state reserve funding to cover the impending loss of federal food assistance dollars.
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Inquires for its services have spiked this past week.
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The federal food assistance program is set to run out of funding at the end of October, but Democratic states argue contingency funds should be used to continue providing benefits.
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The federal shutdown is causing SNAP benefits to halt.
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Maryland is on track to become the third state to switch to “tap and go” EBT chip cards.
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Johns Hopkins researcher warns food insecurity is a public health issue, not just a financial one.
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Two schools will serve as bulk pickup zones for families to grab a weeks-worth of breakfast and lunch for their kids.
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Now, most people with records for most drug and alcohol crimes can still become store-owners who accept SNAP payments.
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SNAP cuts, high cost of living cited as reasons why.