CT Food Banks Claim Their Pantry Is Running Empty Due to Federal Cuts

BRIDGEPORT.- According to Marlene Schwartz, food insecurity in Connecticut does not always resemble hunger in other countries. While people in Connecticut sometimes starve, food insecurity more often implies “anxiety for not knowing where their next meal will come from,” he said. “There probably isn’t a single town in the entire state that doesn’t have a food pantry,” he said.