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NY Counties Weigh Property Tax Hikes Amid SNAP Cuts Later this fall, counties across the state will pay more to keep the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, running after a sharp decline in federal support. By the end of next year, New York could pay over $1 billion annually.ByJie Jenny Zou, New York Focus9 hours ago
