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Local food banks rejoice following SNAP reinstatement, government remains shut down

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By Kyle Schmidt Verified
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- "For every meal that a food bank serves, SNAP serves nine meals," CEO of Second Harvest Community Food Bank Chad Higdon said. After two judges ordered the Trump administration to use contingency funds for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments Friday, local food banks are rejoicing in the fact that individuals can now be provided food assistance during November.
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OATS Transit bus driver receives October's Hometown Hero Award

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By Kyle Schmidt Verified
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo (News-Press NOW) -- This month's Hometown Hero, sponsored by Tolly and Associates American Family Insurance, is Don Howell, an OATS Transit bus driver for 21 years. In retirement, Howell tries to stay active by playing golf, bowling and helping people in need of transportation. "These people that I take, they have no other way of getting to shop or to the doctor's appointments if it wasn't for the OATS bus and that's what I do," Howell said.
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Downtown corner house provides spooky sights for passersby

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By Kyle Schmidt Verified
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo (News-Press NOW) -- Traveling in Downtown St. Joseph during October can be quite the sight. One house on North 5th Street is known for its own spooky sights, drawing traction from passersby. "Just out of the love for Halloween and showing it off for other people," homeowner Douglas Lucas said. "We hope other people enjoy it as much as we do." Lucas and his wife have been setting up decorations for over 30 years.
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