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By GARRY RAYNO, Distant Dome The oncoming food crisis caused by the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) pausing benefits, spotlights what many fail to perceive: tens of thousands of the state’s residents are not just poor, they live in poverty.
By GARRY RAYNO, InDepthNH.org Click below for interactive map that shows numbers receiving SNAP in various municipalities [MAP: https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/bW4nn/2/] CONCORD — If nothing is done in Washington in the next few days, about 76,000 Granite Staters will lose their food stamps, including 26,000 children.
UPDATED with comments from Michael Connolly, Libasci’s attorney, emailed Saturday.
By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.orgFRANKLIN – Considered the first of its kind in the nation to help veterans and first responders in need, Gov. Kelly Ayotte and the state’s five-member Executive Council had breakfast Wednesday at the recently opened Easter Seals NH Military & Veterans Campus at the former Daniel Webster homestead off Route 3.The campus is already filled to capacity and has a waiting list of veterans, many of whom were homeless, couch surfing or staying with relatives and friends, said Allen Aldenberg, chief military and veterans services officer for Easter Seals NH & VT.They toured some of the buildings that have been renovated after a presentation by Aldenberg and Maureen Beauregard, president and chief executive officer of Easter Seals NH & VT.The council last came for breakfast here in April, 2022 to hear conceptual plans after it approved $23 million in federal, post-COVID-19 American Rescue Plan Act funding.The 15 acres on the former Daniel Webster homestead was where famous statesman and orator Daniel Webster cared for his family’s sheep allowing him enough money to get his education at Dartmouth College.The property later became an orphanage and was then vacant for years.
Neil Levesque arrives for the Geno Marconi plea and sentencing hearing at Rockingham County Superior Court in Brentwood on Oct.
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