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MetroNews This Morning 2-21-20

Governor Jim Justice says he believes there are alternatives to shutting down Fairmont Regional Medical Center, CAMC partners with a couple of southern W.Va. hospitals, the Kanawha County Commission is pushing back on tax reform legislation at the state house, and indictments in some high profile murder cases in the eastern panhandle. In Sports, the Mountaineers go back on the road this weekend and Marshall’s football opener is moved to an earlier date. Those stories and more in today’s edition of MetroNews This Morning.

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