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State approves $130M for new juvenile facilities in Bedford, Grafton, replacing Cuyahoga Hills

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State plans to reform the juvenile justice system are moving forward. Officials this week approved $130 million in funding to begin building out two new campuses that will feature smaller housing units and more therapeutic interventions to rehabilitate youth committed of crimes.

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State approves $130M for new juvenile facilities in Bedford, Grafton, replacing Cuyahoga Hills

State plans to reform the juvenile justice system are moving forward. Officials this week approved $130 million in funding to begin building out two new campuses that will feature smaller housing units and more therapeutic interventions to rehabilitate youth committed of crimes.

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