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Parkersburg URA agrees to sell Seventh Street property to Astorg

2024-08-14

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Beth Skarry

08-15

People sleeping on the streets just what we need another lot full of unaffordable overpriced cars senior housing greatest need in area

J Dev

08-14

misappropriated funding how you going to put $800,000 on the property and then sell it for $200,000? I want my tax money back. y'all don't spend it right

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