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DeKALB – It’s been a rough couple of years for the Newton family.
Lynette Widman lost her job as a warehouse worker and lost her apartment, so she moved in with her daughter Tiffany Newton, her husband and their 3-year-old daughter.
However, Newton’s husband also lost his job as a machinist at Nehring Electrical. Now, the only income they have is Newton’s 16-hours-a-week job at a Dollar General store and Widman’s unemployment benefits.
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