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    Evers: FoodShare assistance restored to Wisconsinites - WPR

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    Evers says state food benefits remain available amid Trump appeal, USDA order - WPR

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    Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers declares state of emergency as shutdown continues - WPR

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    Evers calls out Trump administration for trying to claw back food assistance - WPR

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    Federal food assistance could be paused. Can Wisconsin leaders fill the gap? - WPR

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    ‘Like a rollercoaster’: Wisconsinites uncertain about November food assistance - WPR

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    Wisconsinites who rely on food assistance scramble as SNAP benefits run out - WPR

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    Milwaukee County approves $150K for food assistance during government shutdown - WPR

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    Many Dane County food pantries are spending more on food than ever before - WPR

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    FoodShare participation remains above pre-pandemic levels, report finds - WPR

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    Pandemic support fading for 1 in 12 Wisconsinites who were food insecure - WPR

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    How to get help accessing (and replacing) FoodShare benefits - WPR

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    Evers signs Wisconsin FoodShare bill with $72M in funding, candy and soda ban

    (The Center Square) – Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed a bill Monday that would send $72 million to the state's FoodShare program along with banning candy and s…

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