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NEW PORT RICHEY 鈥?Ricky Bowman is looking for a job. Any job, but preferably back to painting.At 66 years old, returning to the workforce wasnt something he thought hed have to do.But with the rising cost of living many seniors cant make it on their social security alone. The price of everything is almost double. $8 for a box of cereal said Bowman.Rickys social security benefits are about $1,400 a month. If it wasnt for food stamps and my health insurance that I dont even know if Ill be able to keep that. I dont know what wed be doing, he said.One Community Now in New Port Richey helps people in need, and they said theyve seen an increasing number of senior
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stanley cup quencher uts. A lot of the fast food industries are hiring more young who move quicker. So they are having a hard time even finding a receptionist somewhere, said Heid.A recent report from Harvard University said nearly a third of households headed by seniors are considered cost-burdened. That means they pay more than 30% of their income for housing.Half of that group pays more than 50%.There are also more seniors than ever before who qualify for federal housing subsidies, and the demand cant keep up.Ricky said hes ju
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stanley cup , one of the largest migrant processing facilities in the country, rows of undocumented migrants filled chain-link cells as of last week.The facility, designed to hold 1,500, was crammed with 2,200 migrants detained at the border. That s nearly double the number who were there last summer.The region s central processing facility, which was built in the wake of the unaccompanied crisis five years ago, is better equipped to care for families and children than most Border Patrol stations, but its limits are being tested.Despite the near-constant attention President Donald Trump and his administration have placed on the border, illegal immigration is on the rise, leading to serious overcrowding in detention facilities like this one. We are way over capacity, said a Border Patrol official while touring the facility in McAllen with CBP Deputy Commissioner Robert Perez.Customs and Border Protection facilities in th
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