The Pennsylvania Lutheran Settlement House in Philadelphia has resumed operations following the end of the state government shutdown. The food pantry, which provides essential food assistance to numerous SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) recipients, has been operating under reduced hours and staffing levels. While the pantry remains open, the closure has affected a significant number of individuals relying on its services. Staff members are working to maintain a steady supply of food and continue supporting those in need, though operational limitations are present. The situation is currently being monitored as the state continues its recovery process.
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