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By KATIE MOEN on
June 5, 2025
Local Health Department Struggles With Federal Cuts

WESTFIELD — Federal funding cuts that stripped nearly $11 billion from regional health departments across the U.S. earlier this year are posing challenges for local officials who say that the wellness needs of their communities must still be met despite mounting budgetary issues.

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