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The collapse of the Supercommittee process gives New York City anti-hunger activists a chance to help shape a farm bill that fights hunger, promotes health, protects the environment and bolsters…

ByMark Dunlea 0Comments

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Dec 2011

Economy Investigations

Earning Farm Subsidies … on the Upper East Side?

As a national debate over farm subsidies heats up, a look at the top New York City beneficiaries reveals the nuances of a controversial program.

ByJake Mooney 0Comments

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Sep 2011

Economy In Depth

The Cheerios Index: Do the Poor Pay More for Food?

Poverty is on the rise. What does that mean at the supermarket?

ByKiera Feldman 0Comments

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Sep 2011

Economy

Williamsburg: 'Never say you won't drink the dirty water.'

Lunchtime, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at Most Holy Trinity.

ByColin Weatherby 0Comments

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Sep 2011

Economy

Prospect Heights: 'If you come late, they'll let you stay.'

Lunchtime, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at Hope City Empowerment Center.

ByTaylor Tepper 0Comments

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Sep 2011

Economy

Sheepshead Bay: 'It's painful and it's embarrassing, you know?'

Lunchtime, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at Hannah’s Kosher Shabbat.

ByJane Teeling 0Comments

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Sep 2011

Economy

Bed-Stuy: 'We know the importance in recognizing the dignity of the people.'

Lunchtime, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at Bread and Life.

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Crown Heights: 'For two weeks last month, we didn't have any food at all.'

Lunchtime, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at the First Mary Magdalene Temple and Seventh Day Pentecostal Church.

ByAjai Raj 0Comments

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Sep 2011

Economy

Bushwick: 'I see a lot of older people come now.'

Lunchtime, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at the Salvation Army.

ByJesse D. Leon 0Comments

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Sep 2011

Economy

Midwood: 'They can come into a store that's neat and feel good about it.'

Lunchtime, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at B’nai Raphael Chesed.

ByTristan Hallman 0Comments

Time for a Food and Farm Bill that Helps Farmers and Consumers

Earning Farm Subsidies … on the Upper East Side?

The Cheerios Index: Do the Poor Pay More for Food?

Williamsburg: 'Never say you won't drink the dirty water.'

Prospect Heights: 'If you come late, they'll let you stay.'

Sheepshead Bay: 'It's painful and it's embarrassing, you know?'

Bed-Stuy: 'We know the importance in recognizing the dignity of the people.'

Crown Heights: 'For two weeks last month, we didn't have any food at all.'

Bushwick: 'I see a lot of older people come now.'

Midwood: 'They can come into a store that's neat and feel good about it.'

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