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Change in law means thousands more SF residents will receive food stamps

by Joshua Sabatini

A change in state law will soon give thousands of San Francisco’s low-income elderly and disabled residents receiving Supplemental Security Income, who were previously not eligible for food stamps, access to the program.

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