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Westmoreland housing authority OKs new operating budgets

Westmoreland County Housing Authority board members approved operating budgets Tuesday that rely on $20 million in federal subsidies to pay for operations of nearly half of the agency’s inventory of low-income and senior residences. The spending plans include expenses related to about 1,600 public housing units scattered across the county

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