Rehab Center Merger Raises Concerns
By: Will Jones Email
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Rehab Center Merger
Center officials say certain programs could be in jeopardy if state funding doesn't come through. The cuts will only affect future clients of the Rehab Center.
The Center will cut most of its training programs on July 1st if the state doesn't increase its funding. The director of the state's rehabilitation services say it will take six million dollars a year to keep the center running.
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