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Before Burnes Garrison goes to her local grocery store, she plans. She has a strict budget and a set of criteria: Is it shelf-stable? Does it freeze well? Is it healthy? “Buy your chicken, your beef, you know, your fish and then your vegetables,” she said. “Stuff like that, you know, trying to keep healthy." Recent Stories from wmar2news.com The food she buys usually lasts for a month; she tries to buy in bulk to support her family. In 2012, she became the guardian of her grandkids, who moved into her Baltimore home after their mother passed away. With more mouths to suddenly feed and on a fixed income, Garrison turned to the federal government for food assistance. “[My] Grandson ... eat like a man working two jobs, you know, and the food stamps SNAP program helps a lot,” she said. https://www.wmar2news.com/scripps-new...