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Warner hosts meeting with local nonprofits to address federal funding concerns

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Senator Mark Warner met with local nonprofits to address funding cut concerns and emphasized the need to work together.

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Federal cuts hitting nonprofits hard, Warner hears

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Sen. Mark Warner hears from concerned Hampton Roads nonprofits amid federal funding cuts

CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) — Sen. Mark Warner heard from concerned nonprofits about federal funding cuts during a stop in Chesapeake Friday afternoon. Representatives from nonprofits from across Hampton Roads came together in the ForKids Landmark Center in Chesapeake to talk about how recent federal funding budget cuts have impacted them. "There have been many shifts in in funding, in parameters around that funding, and it's led to a lot of uncer…

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Warner hosts meeting with local nonprofits to address federal funding concerns

Senator Mark Warner met with local nonprofits to address funding cut concerns and emphasized the need to work together.

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Cornwall Seaway News

Conservative Warner rode blue wave, played giant killer in 1984

When it comes to local federal elections, there is no bigger upset in the books than the 1984 Stormont-Dundas election when a political neophyte kayoed an incumbent heavyweight. It was akin to the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” or the “Miracle Mets” in 1969 or Les Canadiens and Ken Dryden stunning the Bruins in 1971. Cornwall insurance broker Norm Warner, the Conservative candidate, went into the race against Ed Lumley as a huge underdog. Warner, riding …

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Concerns arise over fed funding in Baltimore opioid restitution board's first meeting

For this week's Redux Newsletter, I covered the first meeting held by Baltimore's new Opioid Restitution Advisory Board. Like many others, its members had federal funding cuts on their minds.

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