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THE country’s manufacturing sector continued to lose workers in September, remaining among the top industries with the largest job reductions, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).

About 20 percent of Aroostook County residents rely on SNAP benefits, which lapsed Saturday. The gap is too much for food banks to make up.

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