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On West Virginia Morning, Ashton Marra reports on Saturday’s Democratic Gubernatorial Forum and Appalachian Health News reporter Kara Lofton reports from the West Virginia Bike Summit.  These stories on West Virginia Morning from West Virginia Public Broadcasting – Telling West Virginia’s story.

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