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R-C area food pantries can help in time of need
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R-C area food pantries can help in time of need
SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits, which help low-income families buy groceries, are expected to be put on hold in November thanks to the ongoing federal government shutdown. People in need of emergency food assistance are encouraged to call 211 or visit their website nc211.org for information on local resources. Additionally, Food Bank of the Albemarle serves 15 counties in northeastern North Carolina, including the four…
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