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Châtillon-Sur-Seine. "It Was the Straw that Broke the Camel's Back!": Elected Officials Stand Firm Against the Closure of the Hospital Pharmacy

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Informed of the impending closure of the Châtillon-sur-Seine hospital pharmacy, Roland Lemaire, the first mayor and representative of the Pays Châtillon community of communes on the supervisory board, has decided to resign from this position. Jérémie Brigand, the chairman, opposes the empty chair policy.

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Châtillon-Sur-Seine. "It Was the Straw that Broke the Camel's Back!": Elected Officials Stand Firm Against the Closure of the Hospital Pharmacy

Informed of the impending closure of the Châtillon-sur-Seine hospital pharmacy, Roland Lemaire, the first mayor and representative of the Pays Châtillon community of communes on the supervisory board, has decided to resign from this position. Jérémie Brigand, the chairman, opposes the empty chair policy.

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