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Food stamps for poor Pinoys? It's about time - Vimarsana News

Food stamps for poor Pinoys? It's about time

The first Food Stamp Program in the world was implemented in 1939 under the administration of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the depth of the Great Depression, which caused unemployment, homelessness, and starvation. At that time, American farmers were growing surplus produce, but unemployed and impoverished people were unable…

Mental Health Month: Poor diet, lack of exercise remain after pandemic ends - Vimarsana News

Mental Health Month: Poor diet, lack of exercise remain after pandemic ends

Poor diet and lack of exercise may lead to chronic health conditions and poor mental health in adolescents.

Here's what you need to know: Saturday, May 6 - Vimarsana News

Here's what you need to know: Saturday, May 6

Missouri lawmakers have passed a more than $50 billion state budget just hours before their deadline.

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New program will bring healthier, local food to MO schools | Mid-Missouri News - Vimarsana News

New program will bring healthier, local food to MO schools | Mid-Missouri News

DESE will purchase and distribute local and regional foods and beverages for schools that utilize the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs.

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PBS: Pass Universal Health Care to Boost US Lifespan; End the School Lunch 'Crisis' - Vimarsana News

PBS: Pass Universal Health Care to Boost US Lifespan; End the School Lunch 'Crisis'

The PBS NewsHour Weekend show on Sunday pitched for more Euro-socialist-style government programs -- to save schoolchildren suffering a school lunch “crisis,” and to boost U.S. average life expectancy.