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On this West Virginia Morning, the West Virginia Board of Education (BOE) held a 10-minute meeting on Monday, to address what sounded like a routine policy issue. But it was promptly rejected by Secretary of State Kris Warner. Now the board plans legal action.
Plus, a new documentary follows efforts to preserve one of the largest collections of Appalachian culture and history from devastating flood waters.
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Sen. Shelley Moore Capito warned that not releasing the funds from the continuing resolution, approved by lawmakers and signed by President Trump in March, will harm students, families and local economies.
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