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An Alabama Senate committee voted to set aside money so that the state can reverse course and participate in a federal program that gives summer food assistance to low-income families with school-age children. APR news reported on efforts by the nonprofit group Alabama Arise to urge the public to call lawmakers on the issue.
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With gridlock persisting in Washington, a government shutdown is looking more and more likely ahead of Saturday night's deadline. If federal funding stops, some children in Alabama could be left hungry.
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State officials are providing help for families with hungry students. The Alabama Department of Human Resources is doing this by extending summer Pandemic benefits for the third consecutive year.
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School may be out for kids in Alabama, but that doesn’t mean the lunchroom is closed.The Alabama Food Bank Association is adding 14 new meal program sites…
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Tuscaloosa schools officials say they're going to use a grant of more than $93,000 to bring fresh produce to students at four elementary schools.The…
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Dothan City Schools has rolled out an Internet-based system that allows parents to pay for their children's meals online. The district's child nutrition…