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April 7, 2018
Seth DiStefano Policy Outreach Director

In McDowell County ‘Food Desert,’ Concerns About the Future

Charleston Gazette-Mail – In recent years, Linda McKinney has seen a change in the hundreds of people who stand in line at her McDowell County food pantry each month. Read. 

Seth DiStefano Policy Outreach Director
Categories: WVCBP in the News
Published on April 7, 2018
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