Veteran organizations work to keep resources, connections alive amid coronavirus pandemic

April 2, 2020
10:00 pm
Community, News, Southern

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COOS COUNTY — Helping their fellow military service members in need despite the wide range of coronavirus-related shutdowns is still a top priority for many local area veteran organizations and nonprofits.

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