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01/14/2022 - The Herald-Dispatch by: Courtney Hessler
CHARLESTON, WV - As West Virginia battles a shortage of nurses, state lawmakers are looking for long-term solutions to the problem.
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01/13/2022 - WTRF by: Kathryn Ghion
MORGANTOWN, WV - West Virginians are watching the COVID numbers every day across the state and parents are probably increasingly concerned at the case numbers in children.
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01/13/2022 - Connect-Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT, WV - Due to the increase in COVID cases and testing needs, United Hospital Center is resuming Sunday testing at its on-site tent.
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01/13/2022 - WTRF by: D.K. Wright
WHEELING, WV - Governor Jim Justice has said he is feeling “extremely unwell.”
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01/13/2022 - MetroNews
CHARLESTON, WV - The state Joint Interagency Task Force and coronavirus pandemic leadership can now review and approve requests from West Virginia hospitals to provide additional staffing support as many facilities deal with shortages.
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01/13/2022 - Charleston Gazette-Mail by: Lacie Pierson
CHARLESTON, WV - Gov. Jim Justice is approaching fiscal year 2023 with caution, introducing a budget that is set as low as possible with the hope that lawmakers will be able to allocate surplus revenue to pay for certain government initiatives as the year goes on.
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01/13/2022 - Charleston Gazette-Mail by: Lacie Pierson
CHARLESTON, WV - West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice was present in the prayers of state lawmakers Wednesday, but not anywhere near the Capitol after being diagnosed with COVID-19 late Tuesday.
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