The Blue Fern Co.
Food Line Source Table 2026-08-16
Sources behind this briefing: 1 source was used on the public page. The run reviewed 1 records and excluded 0 that were duplicate, stale, unrelated, or not strong enough for public use.
Exclusion breakdown: none.
| Record ID | Title | Publisher | Source lineage | Location | Source link | Source family | How it was used | Issue | What happened | What the source says | Verification status | Who may be affected | Used on public page | source_freshness_status | source_freshness_date_basis | source_public_story_eligible |
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| food_line_source_d8eb431abd911b8f | Distant Dome: Food Insecurity Is Growing Rapidly in New Hampshire - InDepthNH.org | InDepthNH.org | state_local | https://indepthnh.org/2026/08/15/distant-dome-food-insecurity-is-growing-rapidly-in-new-hampshire | Local report | Main story | Household hardship | InDepthNH.org reported household food hardship in New Hampshire, affecting children. | Distant Dome: Food Insecurity Is Growing Rapidly in New Hampshire InDepthNH.org InDepthNH.org According to the 2026 Feeding America report, Coos County has the highest overall food insecurity in the state at 15.4 percent with children at 22 percent, followed by Sullivan County with an overall rate of 12.3 percent and children at 18.3 percent. InDepthNH.org | Source text reviewed | children | Yes | current | source_published_at | true |