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35K Marylanders lose SNAP benefits as federal changes go into effect (opens the original)
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Changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are taking effect Oct. 1, increasing benefits for some recipients while shifting more administrative costs to Maryland. Some SNAP recipients will see a slight increase in their payments as the federal government adjusts benefits to account for inflation, a change implemented every October. However, Maryland is now responsible for covering millions more in administrative costs, while food distribution organizations like 4MyCiTy are already
$1K worth of batteries stolen from nonprofit combatting hunger (opens the original)
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About $1,000 worth of batteries were stolen from a nonprofit that fights food waste and feeds communities. Christopher Dipnarine, the founder of 4MyCiTy, shared surveillance video with WBAL-TV 11 News that shows a white car pull up to the nonprofit's truck on Wilso Drive in Southwest Baltimore around 7 a.m. on Sept. 16. Dipnarine told WBAL-TV 11 News that two men got out of the car and stole batteries from the truck, which interrupted 4MyCiTy's operations. "When things like that happen, it just
Prince Edward launches youth award program in Baltimore (opens the original)
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Baltimore City students received a royal visit on Wednesday from Prince Edward. Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, visited Western High School's temporary school building in Northwest Baltimore to launch the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award program in Baltimore City Public Schools. Around 70 students from seven city schools — including Western, the Academy for College and Career Exploration, Baltimore City College, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, Carver Vocational-Technical High Schoo
Harford County family fights SHA over roadside memorial (opens the original)
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A roadside memorial along Route 152 in Fallston has sparked a dispute between a grieving family, neighbors, and the Maryland State Highway Administration. The memorial, created by Brad Hopkins, honors his son Gavin Hopkins, who died in March at the age of 20 after losing control of his motorcycle. Brad described Gavin as "a good kid" and said the memorial serves as a place of refuge for family and friends. "His mother and I had his body cremated," Hopkins said. "We decided not to put him in a ce
Downtown Annapolis businesses prepare for nor'easter flooding (opens the original)
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Businesses along Annapolis City Dock are preparing for potential flooding from a Nor'easter, especially during high tide. Some owners who talked with WBAL-TV 11 News said they are using sandbags provided by the city and other protective measures, as construction continues on a project designed to mitigate flooding in the area. Sveinn Storm, owner of Storm Brothers Ice Cream, has operated at the dock for 50 years and has developed creative solutions to protect his shop from flooding. "This is wat
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