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Drop In Nebraskans Receiving Public Food Assistance Hastens, Drawing Concern At Hearing (opens the original)
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Drop In Nebraskans Receiving Public Food Assistance Hastens, Drawing Concern At Hearing LINCOLN, Neb. â The number of Nebraskans receiving public food assistance continues a downward slide, punctuated by recent back-to-back record drops in monthly participation since the state began releasing public SNAP data in 2014. The latest figures show that about 7,600 fewer Nebraskans were enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in July compared with the month before. Total part
Drop in Nebraskans receiving public food assistance hastens, drawing concern at hearing - North Country Now (opens the original)
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LINCOLN — The number of Nebraskans receiving public food assistance continues a downward slide, punctuated by recent back-to-back record drops in monthly participation since the state began releasing public SNAP data in 2014. The latest figures show that about 7,600 fewer Nebraskans were enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in July compared with the month before. Total participation was 116,703 Nebraskans, down from about 150,000 a year ago. July beat June in terms of
UNO grad’s aim to soar as U.S. pilot dashed by immigration status, despite Rep. Bacon’s intervention (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Examiner) - Ever since she can remember, Mariana Juarez wanted to fly. A commercial pilot’s license seemed a distant dream, though, when family hardships in her home in Guerrero, Mexico, drove her out of school at age 14. Two years later, she and her mom fled to the United States without authorization. They were allowed to stay while the federal government weighed their cases. But shortly afterward, Juarez said, depression gripped her mom and she returned to Mexico, leavi
Margo Juarez optimistic about continued lawmaker role as she battles cancer (opens the original)
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State Sen. Margo Juarez of South Omaha said Monday she has been diagnosed with breast cancer but is optimistic about the treatment plan she and doctors have in place. She said she wanted to be as transparent as possible with constituents so released a public statement. “I am approaching this journey with faith, determination and gratitude for the outstanding care I am receiving,” she said. Juarez called serving Nebraskans and her constituents of District 5 “one of the greatest honors of my life.
Douglas County sees continued rise in cyclospora infections - North Country Now (opens the original)
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OMAHA — The number of parasite cyclospora infections among residents in Nebraska’s most populous county continues to climb — rising to 45 confirmed cases this past Saturday. That’s up from 27 confirmations as of just five days earlier. The Douglas County Health Department, in a media release Tuesday, said its investigation into the sudden increase continues as federal health officials have now broadened their cyclospora outbreak probe to include nine states, up from five about a week ago. Nebras
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