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Gov. Moore says shutdown threatens Maryland SNAP benefits

Gov. Moore says shutdown threatens Maryland SNAP benefits in November

Hundreds of thousands of Marylanders are at risk of going hungry in November as the government shutdown lapses funding for SNAP benefits, Gov. Wes Moore said Friday

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SNAP benefits on pace to run out in two weeks, pending shutdown

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Idaho to pause SNAP benefits due to federal government shutdown

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40 million Americans at risk of losing food aid assistance if government shutdown continues

SNAP, the federal food assistance program, is set to run out of funding on November 1st, putting more than 40 million people at risk of losing this benefit that they rely on to feed their families.

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New Hampshire outlines $2m contingency plan to keep food flowing to SNAP recipients in November

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'Uncharted territory': Ongoing shutdown threatens food aid for 42 million people

Axios · 2d

Exclusive: USDA says it won't use emergency funds for food stamps

Starting next month, about 42 million low-income people won't get Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits if Congress doesn't agree to a deal to fund and reopen government.

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More pressure for US consumers as most states warn food assistance could dry up next month

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How Snap Benefits Could Keep Flowing During the Shutdown

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'A lot of people will suffer': Capital Region Food Banks brace for SNAP shutdown fallout

Local food banks and nonprofits that feed those in need are sounding the alarm as the federal government shutdown stretches into its 22nd day — the second longe

Food banks prepare for lapse of SNAP funding, ‘unprecedented’ need due to government shutdown

As federal funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is days away from running out, food banks, pantries and charitable groups across Iowa are bracing for what they anticipate will be “unprecedented” need.

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Federal shutdown threatens Head Start and food assistance in Florida

Head Start programs across north Florida will shut down until Congress restores funding, leaving low-income families without critical early childhood education services. Nearly 3 million Florida families also face delays in receiving SNAP food assistance benefits scheduled for November 1.

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