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On this West Virginia Morning, a festival to celebrate those who are recovering from substance abuse kicks off – but the high profile annual event has moved. We’ll tell you where to find it.
And, a proposal to cut millions of dollars from healthcare and completely eliminate disability support could affect a West Virginia program that provides services.
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