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Inwood man admits to stealing a quarter million dollars from elderly father

INWOOD – An Inwood man has admitted to fraudulently taking over $250,000 dollars from his elderly father.

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Martinsburg woman sentenced for charges related to drugs, guns and child abuse

FALLING WATERS — A Falling Waters woman was sentenced to prison on Wednesday after being arrested for keeping guns and drugs around her young children.

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Veterans could be at risk of getting wrong medicines

The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General told lawmakers last week that a glitch in electronic records-keeping could result in medication mix-up

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Commentary: Veterans Crisis Line, 988 +1, faces major challenges

If following protocol isn’t enough, data and community-based evaluation is the next step toward protecting our nation’s heroes.

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Commentary: Veterans Crisis Line, 988 +1, faces major challenges

If following protocol isn’t enough, data and community-based evaluation is the next step toward protecting our nation’s heroes.

United statesSan antonioMatthew millerAdeline hatfieldVeterans affairs office of inspectorNational suicide hotline designationMiami university of ohio honors collegeAmerican foundation for suicide preventionNational suicide prevention lifelineVeterans health administrationDepartment of veterans affairsSenate veterans affairs committeeVeterans affairs officeInspector generalVeterans crisisAmerican foundation

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