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Missouri grandmother continues to serve free breakfasts despite health department's request for permit

Kathy Kite, a grandmother in Harrisburg, Missouri, continues to serve free breakfasts to her community despite receiving a letter from health officials requesting she obtain a food permit. The Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services Department clarified that permits are necessary for public food service, while the Goldwater Institute has expressed support for Kite's efforts and is seeking further clarification from the health department.

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Kathy Kite, a grandmother in Harrisburg, Missouri, continues to serve free breakfasts to her community despite receiving a letter from health officials requesting she obtain a food permit. The Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services Department clarified that permits are necessary for public food service, while the Goldwater Institute has expressed support for Kite's efforts and is seeking further clarification from the health department.

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Missouri grandma ordered to stop serving free breakfasts refuses to back down, 'They are my family'

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Missouri grandmother continues to serve free breakfasts despite health department's request for permit