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CA voters to consider climate bond measure this fall, new public health program has door-to-door service, and OC's first veterans cemetery approved
CA voters to consider climate bond measure this Fall, new public health program has door-to-door service, and OC's first Veterans cemetery approved — The A.M. Edition
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- A look at the $10 billion climate bond measure aimed at funding California's climate initiatives.
- Community health workers fan out to select neighborhoods.
- A veterans cemetery may be closer to home for Orange County residents.
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