“Once again, asparagus and rhubarb are rising from the western Pennsylvania soil. While there is still uncertainty about what’s going to happen during the upcoming season, farmers in the region […]
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“Once again, asparagus and rhubarb are rising from the western Pennsylvania soil. While there is still uncertainty about what’s going to happen during the upcoming season, farmers in the region […]
“The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank’s Green Grocer truck is back on the road and making regular visits to a handful of Mon Valley communities for the 2021 season. Originally […]
“The letter made James Shrode shake. It was mailed to the Center City resident, who lives on disability payments, from the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services. He was ordered to […]
“Some of the poorest people in the state of Pennsylvania could lose hundreds of millions of dollars in food stamps if two amendments on next month’s primary election ballot get […]
“The American Rescue Plan is powerful. It makes major improvements to the public food safety net to protect our neighbors from hunger — particularly in boosting food stamp (SNAP) benefits […]
“A legal settlement between the U.S. Department of Agriculture and two Pennsylvania women who are food stamp recipients will result in $712 million in additional food stamp benefits for more […]
“The Port Authority of Allegheny County’s proposed fare hikes drew criticism Friday from a number of advocates who say the plan comes up short for the system’s most vulnerable riders, […]
“The public will have until May 5 to comment on the Port Authority’s proposal to raise fares 25 cents to $2.75 for riders who use a prepaid ConnectCard and don’t […]
“State officials have received federal approval for a plan to send more than $1 billion in federal food assistance to Pennsylvania schoolchildren, though families will not see any funds for […]
“Pennsylvania risk potentially increased exposure to COVID-19 because the commonwealth requires mothers to show up in person, rather than online, to access food benefits from a widely popular program, say […]