Terri Langford
Health and Human Services Reporter at Texas Tribune
@TexasTribune health services reporter. Dog mom. Pro-outdoors/bikes. Speaks fluent health care policy. [email protected]
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hillcountrynews.com | Terri Langford
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hillcountrynews.com | Terri Langford
Posted 6/26/25Each month, Meals on Wheels Central Texas CEO Henry Van de Putte faces a growing number of seniors looking to get on the food delivery schedule offered by his organization. Last month, the … Sign up to keep reading — IT'S FREE! In an effort to improve our website and enhance our local coverage, HillCountryNews.com has switched to a membership model. Fill out the form below to create a free account.
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kbtx.com | Terri Langford
June 23, 2025"Gov. Greg Abbott vetoes funding for federal summer lunch program for low-income children" was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. Gov. Greg Abbott has vetoed a $60 million budget measure that would have allowed Texas to enter a federal summer lunch program for low-income children.
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caller.com | Terri Langford
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a $60 million measure that would have funded a federal summer lunch program for low-income children. The vetoed program would have provided $120 per child to roughly 3.75 million eligible Texas children for summer lunches in 2027. Abbott cited "uncertainty regarding federal matching rates" as the reason for the veto. "Gov.
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kxxv.com | Terri Langford
TEXAS (KXXV) — Gov. Greg Abbott has vetoed a $60 million budget measure that would have allowed Texas to enter a federal summer lunch program for low-income children. The Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer, or Summer EBT program would have given qualifying families $120 per child to pay for lunches during the summer months in 2027. An estimated 3.75 million children statewide would have qualified. The provision to join the program was tucked inside the state’s budget bill, Senate Bill 1.
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