Many people expect to live their golden years in leisure after decades of hard work. But two Marysville residents recently found themselves worrying about being able to buy food. They’re among the hundreds of thousands of Washington residents who rely on SNAP, the federal food assistance program. Now that Congress has cut funding for the program, they’re anxiously waiting for what happens next.
KUOW’s Ruby de Luna reports.
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The state DSHS, which administers SNAP benefits says it is still waiting for federal guidance on implementing changes. In an email, the department says it will share information with clients as sson as it's available.