One shelter in north county made an executive decision last week to no longer stock meat products because they are so expensive.
Ground beef and hot dogs are a thing of the past, said Marsha Frazier, president of North County Emergency Outreach Network.
The associate director of a shelter in south county said 63 percent of the clients they served in September were using the pantry's services for the first time.
And St. James' Parish's pantry...
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