According to DHHS, 300 Maine households have been affected, resulting in $76,000 in lost benefits. John, a lifelong ...

Roughly $76,000 in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits have been stolen from approximately 300 Maine households this week, according to the state's Department of Health and Human ...

So far this week, about 300 households have lost approximately $76,000 in benefits. That figure may rise, however. And the state officials say federal rules prohibit them from replacing stolen ...

Now that trend has come to Maine, with DHHS telling us, more than $76,000 was stolen from families in need. According to data from the USDA, which oversees SNAP, in the first quarter of this year, ...

The Department of Health and Human Services reported theft of SNAP benefits, impacting around 300 Maine households.

By Russ Reed Click here for updates on this story AUGUSTA, Maine (WMTW) — The Maine Department of Health and Human services says about $76,000 in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) ...

SNAP feeds thousands of children, older adults and people with disabilities in every Maine county, and brings over $360 million in taxes back to Maine through purchases of groceries and food.

The massive budget bill signed by President Donald Trump will result in sharp cuts to food benefits for the neediest ...

In particular, please do not cut funding for SNAP, Medicaid, rental assistance and other programs that are so essential for many Maine residents in order to pay for tax cuts. John Grew Cape Elizabeth ...

In particular, please do not cut funding for SNAP, Medicaid, rental assistance and other programs that are so essential for many Maine residents in order to pay for tax cuts. John Grew Cape Elizabeth ...

We took three cases to health policy experts. They couldn't provide answers on individual eligibility, but rather gave a ...

In particular, please do not cut funding for SNAP, Medicaid, rental assistance and other programs that are so essential for many Maine residents in order to pay for tax cuts. John Grew Cape Elizabeth ...