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Senate kills welfare budget over food program for students

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The Idaho Senate killed a budget Thursday over concerns about a summer food program for children. The Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer program is a new federal program that is similar to a program implemented over the pandemic to provide food for low-income, school-aged children over the summer. The program would provide $40 per eligible child per month in the form of a card that could be used to buy groceries.

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Senate kills welfare budget over food program for students

The Idaho Senate killed a budget on Thursday over concerns about a summer food program for children.

1 month ago·Boise, United States

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Senate kills welfare budget over food program for students

BOISE — The Idaho Senate killed a budget Thursday over concerns about a summer food program for children.

1 month ago·Cherokee County, United States

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