While this $3 million in emergency funding will not fill the entire gap left by the federal government, it represents our state’s commitment to supporting our neighbors during this crisis.
Ned Lamont: “While this $3 million in emergency funding will not fill the entire gap left by the federal government, it represents…”
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Lamont discusses emergency funding for food banks amid SNAP delays.
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