Government Shutdown Sparks Surge in Demand at Food Pantries
October 31, 2025
The government shutdown has delayed federal food assistance, increasing demand at local pantries like Flagstaff’s.
The government shutdown has delayed federal food assistance, increasing demand at local pantries like Flagstaff’s.
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