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	United States Daily update ⋅ March 19, 2023
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	The New York Times What Garcetti's parents paid for Politico Garcetti has maintained that he knew nothing about Jacobs' alleged behavior. — Disclosures show the Garcettis spent $90,000 on their lobbying campaign through the end of 2022 to bring on Breelyn Pete, Eric Garcetti's own former ... Flag as irrelevant
	Parkersburg News Heart to Heart: Thomas Memorial Hospital, Camden Clark Medical Center form joint cardiac program Parkersburg News MORGANTOWN — Two WVU Medicine Hospitals in Parkersburg and South Charleston have formed a joint cardiac program, officials said. The agreement between Camden Clark Medical Center and Thomas Memorial Hospital will benefit patients in the Parkersburg, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Harvard Gazette 20 years post-invasion, many Iraq veterans haven't found peace Harvard Gazette GAZETTE: Is there still a lot of pain among veterans who served in Iraq and are dealing with traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress, depression, and other conditions? HIRSCHBERG: ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rowan Today CMSRU Class of 2023 celebrates 100% Match rate, lands prestigious residency programs Rowan Today One hundred percent of CMSRU students achieved a match, well above the national average of 93.7% for U.S. medical school seniors. They were offered residency positions at some of the nation's most prestigious and competitive programs. Flag as irrelevant
	WVU ENews WVU Law Clinic receives grant to support reentry services WVU ENews The College of Law Clinical Law Program was recently awarded a State Opioid Response grant for more than $117,000 to provide reentry-related legal services to West Virginians recovering from substance use disorder. Primarily focusing on establishing ... Flag as irrelevant
	MyChesCo Governor Hochul Launches Statewide Listening Tour on Youth Mental Health Office of Children and Family Services Governor Kathy Hochul yesterday announced a statewide series of listening sessions and a spring summit aimed at exploring the issues impacting the mental health of youth throughout New York State. Together, these initiatives will build on the Governor's ... Flag as irrelevant
	University of Montana UM Students Spending Spring Break Helping Less Fortunate University of Montana MISSOULA – This spring break a group of University of Montana students is foregoing relaxation and recreation to lend a hand to those living on the margins of their community. They are participating in the University's Alternative Breaks, a campus-wide ... Flag as irrelevant
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