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Here's how SNAP recipients can replace spoiled or damaged food

Here's how SNAP recipients can replace spoiled or damaged food

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Here's how SNAP recipients can replace spoiled or damaged food

The Department of Children and Families (DCF) was approved to issue a mass replacement for those who did not receive an early release of benefits.

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How to help people impacted by Hurricane Ian
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IMPACT: Here's how you can volunteer to help out those affected by Hurricane Ian
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Verify: Real and fake videos and images from Hurricane Ian
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Sarasota church community comes together to donate supplies for Hurricane Ian victims
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St. Petersburg opening debris collection sites Monday for Hurricane Ian damage
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Alafia River neighborhoods still flooded after Hurricane Ian
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Brandon non-profit helping with Hurricane Fiona recovery efforts in Puerto Rico
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Remembering a Texas hurricane that washed up thousands of snakes and gave a newsman his big break
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Dog found months after going missing in Colorado wilderness

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Superintendent: Sarasota County schools will reopen in phases

The district is aiming to open north county schools on Monday and south county schools at least a week later.
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Manatee County schools reopen Tuesday after Hurricane Ian blew through area

The county is still accepting donations and going about relief efforts for residents hit hard by the storm.

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Hurricane Ian: Fact-checking images and videos claiming to show scenes from storm

The VERIFY team is fact-checking images and videos that have come from Hurricane Ian. Here is what is true and false.
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No, President Biden didn’t tell people to get vaccinated ahead of Hurricane Ian

A viral clip of President Biden telling people to get vaccinated when preparing for hurricane season wasn’t taken right before Hurricane Ian. The video is from 2021.