Baltimore offers help amid food stamp cuts

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BALTIMORE — Baltimore is offering new ways to help families stretch their food budgets after cuts to the federal food stamps program.

This weekend, Apples and Oranges Fresh Market in Baltimore rolled out a new program with city leaders. The new Bonus Bucks program will give shoppers with food stamps an extra $10 a week if they shop at a farmers’ market.

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