Despite a high demand for programs that help children, elderly and those with disabilities, lawmakers made wide cuts for fear that the federal government might take back millions in COVID aid.
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After power plays and political bickering, lawmakers approved badly needed funding for kids, seniors and people with disabilities. The money will help, but many underlying issues went unaddressed.
After power plays and political bickering, lawmakers approved badly needed funding for kids, seniors and people with disabilities. Many underlying issues went unaddressed.
ELKINS The Randolph County Development Authority approved the purchase of the former Reidbord Building located on Wilson Lane during a special meeting Thurs