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CT sending $3 million to food banks as SNAP benefits end this weekend

CT sending $3 million to food banks as SNAP benefits end this weekend

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Lamont says CT SNAP recipients ‘should not worry’ about losing November’s benefits

Lamont says CT SNAP recipients ‘should not worry’ about losing November’s benefits

MSNKaitlyn Burzin

360K people in Conn. could see SNAP benefits paused if shutdown doesn't end

360K people in Conn. could see SNAP benefits paused if shutdown doesn't end

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How the Connecticut community is responding as SNAP benefits expire

How the Connecticut community is responding as SNAP benefits expire

Exclusive | Walmart, NYC-area grocery stores threatened with mass looting after SNAP benefits expire: sources

Exclusive | Walmart, NYC-area grocery stores threatened with mass looting after SNAP benefits expire: sources

Lamont to use $3 million in emergency state funding to help residents expected to lose SNAP benefits amid government shutdown

Lamont to use $3 million in emergency state funding to help residents expected to lose SNAP benefits amid government shutdown

Connecticut launches new security feature after millions of SNAP benefits stolen

Connecticut launches new security feature after millions of SNAP benefits stolen

Connecticut allocates $3 million as SNAP benefits face shutdown disruption

Supreme Court issues emergency order to block full SNAP food aid payments

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CT DSS reports nationwide WIC and SNAP issues

Using SNAP at Farmers Markets

Food Assistance - SNAP-Changes you need to report

11/6 5:53 PM CT - Thoughts? #snap #foodstamps #shutdown | Both Sides News

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Here's How Many CT Families May Lose SNAP Benefits Under Trump's 'Big Beautiful' Law: Study

Millions at risk of losing food stamps in November

CBS NewsMary Cunningham

Thousands in Connecticut set to lose SNAP benefits starting Nov. 1

BREAKING: SNAP is back in Connecticut! Please go to mydss.ct.gov to verify that money is on your card before going to a store. But full SNAP benefits will be available for 360,000 people in Connecticut for the month of November. | Senator Matt Lesser

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Important Update: Full SNAP benefits for November are on the way! After weeks of uncertainty, the federal government has been forced to fund SNAP. Here’s what you need to know: ✅ Full benefits will be loaded onto EBT cards for all eligible households. ✅ No action is needed—this happens automatically. ✅ Benefits should be available within 48 hours of funds reaching the state. Before you shop, check your balance at MyDSS.ct.gov or call 1-888-328-2666. Share this news to help spread the word to fam

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SNAP assistance program expands eligibility for Connecticut residents

Food banks stretched thin amid government shutdown

CBS NewsMary Cunningham

SNAP uncertainty sparks concern for Connecticut residents as federal government shutdown continues

Good news for Connecticut families — the federal government has confirmed that full SNAP benefits will be funded for all eligible households nationwide. The state is already working to load full November benefits onto EBT cards as soon as the funds are received. Recipients don’t need to take any action — benefits will appear automatically and can be used right away once available. Families can check their balance at MyDSS.ct.gov or by calling 1-888-328-2666 before shopping. After a week of uncer

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How Trump's tax cut and spending megabill would impact SNAP recipients

SNAP crisis: Healey calls on Trump administration to unfreeze food stamps funding

WCVBSharman Sacchetti

November SNAP benefits may not be paid. Who it impacts, where to get help in Connecticut

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Gov. Lamont announced new eligibility level to receive SNAP benefits

SNAP recipients need to take action now | Here's what to know

6abc PhiladelphiaNydia Han

Back-and-forth on SNAP funding causes anxiety and confusion among Connecticut residents

MSNWTIC Hartford

SNAP benefits to change from December: What to know

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