Helping Veterans in Wheeling Transition to Civilian Life

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Michael Novotney, Wheeling Vet Center

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Nov 06, 2019

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Veterans who struggle with transitioning to civilian life after combat can find help at the Wheeling Vet Center - Department of Veterans Affairs, according to Michael Novotney, Veterans Outreach Program Specialist. Tate Blanchard hosts. vetcenter.va.gov

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