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Gov. Wes Moore declares state of emergency ahead of possible SNAP aid lapse

‘I hate the fact that we are here. But the reality in Maryland is that we are here,’ Maryland governor says

Susan C. Lee, Maryland secretary of state and  Gov. Wes Moore sign an executive action while Leah Paley, who leads the Anne Arundel County Food Bank watches during a photo op and press conference at Anne Arundel County Food Bank with elected officials, announcing an executive action in support of Marylanders impacted by the federal government shutdown and suspension of Nov. S.N.A.P., or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. (Karl Merton Ferron/Staff)
Susan C. Lee, Maryland secretary of state and Gov. Wes Moore sign an executive action while Leah Paley, who leads the Anne Arundel County Food Bank watches during a photo op and press conference at Anne Arundel County Food Bank with elected officials, announcing an executive action in support of Marylanders impacted by the federal government shutdown and suspension of Nov. S.N.A.P., or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. (Karl Merton Ferron/Staff)
Mennatalla Ibrahim
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The emergency funding, drawn from the state’s Fiscal Responsibility Fund, will be distributed through food banks, faith-based organizations, school pantries, and mobile food units

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