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Michael J. Wilson

“So we are hopeful to engage with the Moore administration as well as with the legislature to talk about how we can add additional benefits for SNAP participants,” he said.

The costs of essentials such as food, child care and housing have increased faster than wages of common occupations.

“And so for the Congress to say ‘hey, we want people to go back to work,’ doesn’t recognize the economic situation we’re in,” Wilson said

Some low-income children in Maryland who are eligible for free school breakfasts have not been receiving them, according to a report that the group…

Maryland residents’ enrollment in federal food assistance programs has increased sharply since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March, according to a report that Maryland…

Some Maryland school districts could do more to avoid shaming children whose families struggle to pay for school lunches, according to a report from Maryland…

SNAP Maryland Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program benefits

Michael J. Wilson retched when he first heard the news this week. “This is a bad thing. This is a bad thing for poor…

About four of five Maryland school children who receive free and reduced price lunches during the school year may be going hungry this summer….

By Joan Norman and Michael J. Wilson Gov. Larry Hogan recently released his 2019 budget, which his office touts as making “prudent investments.” Unfortunately,…