Power & Politics Full Show: Pandemic-extended SNAP benefits end; Westchester’s 1st LGBTQ+-friendly affordable housing complex
News 12's Jonathan Gordon was joined by Andre Thompson, the vice president of Impact Programing for Feeding Westchester, to discuss the increase in demand for food.
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Apr 23, 2023, 5:28 PM
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8ds agoIt has been a month and a half since the pandemic-extended SNAP benefits ended, and recipients and food pantries are feeling the squeeze.
News 12's Jonathan Gordon was joined by Andre Thompson, the vice president of Impact Programing for Feeding Westchester, to discuss the increase in demand for food.
Plus, Westchester County Executive George Latimer discussed how the Westchester Board of Legislators approved the lease for the county's first LGBTQ+ friendly affordable housing complex.
