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Tonasket's assisted living facility closing, ousting seniors from homes
Posted on February 27, 2013 at 8:33 PM
Updated Wednesday, Feb 27 at 8:57 PM
Twenty-eight senior citizens at Tonasket's North Valley Assisted Living Facility have to leave because their home is shutting down. Most of the residents don't have a penny to their name and many don't know what they'll do.
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