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Donald Roberts, Toni Webb and their daughter Natasha Roberts, are staying at the Road Home Shelter. The number of families coming to The Road Home, is declining (though the overall number is still higher than last year). Food stamp demand slows, but need is still high.(Rick Egan / The Salt Lake Tribune)

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