ZeroV
An Elizabethtown-based domestic violence shelter slated to close after 40 years in operation will remain open. SpringHaven was scheduled to close July 1 after its umbrella organization, ZeroV, announced the end of its partnership.
Cumberland County Emergency Management
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West Virginia Division of Natural Resources
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