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People wait in line at Second Harvest of Silicon Valley’s farmers market-style distribution at Cañada College in Redwood City. Courtesy Erik Castro.

Now six weeks into the federal government shutdown, which has delayed and reduced CalFresh food assistance benefits, Redwood City residents can access a number of resources to keep their bellies full.

“With CalFresh benefits disrupted, many of our neighbors are feeling real hardship,” said Redwood City Mayor Elmer Martínez Saballos. “We want residents to know they’re not alone. Help is here, and our community stands ready to support anyone who needs food or a helping hand.” […]

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