NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE (1/22/2015) Food assistance payments to more than 150,000 Delawareans will be distributed over a longer period beginning in March, state officials announced Wednesday.
Recipients, who currently get payments in a 16-day span, from the second through 17th days of a month, will now get them over a 22-day period, from the second through 23rd days of each month.
Officials said the change will allow grocers more time to restock shelves.
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Sign of the times. This country is in for some major shocks. Can you imagine if they told us that food stamps were going to be cut back a couple years ago. We wouldn't have believed they would do such a thing. What next? Social Security.
ReplyDeleteThat's in order for them to stock more shrimp, t-bones and lobster!
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