The federal government’s food assistance program known as SNAP may be about to get back on track, but generous Haywood Countians are not waiting. Yesterday, 222 packages of donated food were distributed. An estimated 3,500 to 4,000 Haywood Countians saw their food stamp benefits end November 1 with the government shutdown. Hayden Hooper spearheaded the ...
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