ON THIS EDITION OF SAU WEEKLY: As the longest government shutdown in history drags on and SNAP benefits come to a halt, SAU students are stepping up to help fill the gap. PLUS, SAU’s favorite DJ earns statewide recognition and hundreds of student volunteers lend a hand to help neighbors prepare for winter. And in sports, SAU Football picks up a big conference win at home, and Cross-Country gears up for their biggest race of the season.
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