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Dozens of families line up for food giveaway in White House, Tenn.
A food giveaway in White House, Tennessee, organized by a local church and Second Harvest, saw increased attendance due to rising family needs. Over 200 mayors, including Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell, are urging Congress to preserve federal food assistance as local demand grows.
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