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On West Virginia Morning, while lawmakers are working on the state’s spending plan, some Putnam County school children are getting a lesson in how to create and stick to a budget.  And two stories about how citizens can offer comments on air quality permits for natural gas drilling and a possible natural gas pipeline through the Jefferson National Forest.  These stories coming up on West Virginia Morning from West Virginia Public Broadcasting – telling West Virginia’s story.

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