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LORAIN, Ohio 鈥?When Barbara Tamas arrived at work on March 4, a Monday morning, the Lorain County Job and Family Services office was buzzing.There was a problem with EBT, or food-stamp, cards. Over the weekend, Lorain had been hit hard. Residents were posting on Facebook about how their benefits accounts had been emptied. So we braced ourselves, said Tamas, director of the county agency. We braced ourselves for how to take corrective action. For mont
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