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  1. The article discusses the regional economic challenges facing the state of Oklahoma.
  2. Potential shift of SNAP cost burden to the state of Oklahoma, affecting the Regional Food Bank.

SNAP cuts are increasing demand for food assistance in Oklahoma City.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 29
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SNAP cuts are increasing demand for food assistance in Oklahoma City.

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