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SNAP benefits for 1M in NJ for November in danger as government shutdown continues

Nearly 1 million New Jersey residents are in jeopardy of not receiving their full November SNAP and WIC benefits as the federal government shutdown drags on.

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NJ SNAP, WIC Benefits At Risk Due To Gov't Shutdown

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New Jersey SNAP recipients brace for delayed benefits as government shutdown continues

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November SNAP benefits unavailable to 690K Tennesseans unless federal government reopens

More than 690,000 Tennesseans will not receive food aid they rely on in November if the federal government shutdown continues, according to a memo sent by the Tennessee Department of Human Services.

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SNAP Benefits to freeze in November due to government shutdown

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Louisiana SNAP benefits suspended due to government shutdown

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Over 930k people could lose SNAP benefits on Oct. 31 if government shutdown persists

“We’re very concerned about November and that is going to be a big issue for the folks that we serve. I mean I think many folks don’t even know that that’s looming potentially. So we are just trying ...

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Government shutdown threatens SNAP benefits

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What to know about SNAP benefits as government shutdown continues

New Jersey 101.5

NJ residents who rely on food stamps may be in trouble amid federal funding uncertainty

SNAP and WIC program participants may have trouble accessing benefits starting next month as federal uncertainty looms, according to the NJ Department of Human Services

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Millions of New Jersey families face hunger as SNAP benefits risk sudden halt

New Jersey issued a chilling warning to its residents, notifying them that if the government shutdown continues, SNAP benefits could soon run out.

Lakewood couple charged with stealing more than $75,000 in SNAP food benefits

Refael and Rivka Busel surrendered at Lakewood Police headquarters after they were charged with fraudulently obtaining food stamp benefits.

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As shutdown persists, local food banks brace for higher demand

The government shutdown has reached 23 days, making it the second longest in history, with no signs of ending soon.