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More than 7,000 Clark County residents to be cut off from federal jobless aid

By Will Campbell, Columbian Associate Editor
Published: September 4, 2021, 6:07am
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"Getting back to work? I don't know," said Meghan Richardson, who's responsible for her child's care after she's discharged from the hospital.
"Getting back to work? I don't know," said Meghan Richardson, who's responsible for her child's care after she's discharged from the hospital. "I can't do dentistry from home." (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Every day for about five hours, Meghan Richardson visits her daughter, Rose Washington, at the hospital’s intensive care unit. Rose was born prematurely before her lungs could fully develop.

Richardson has been off work since June. She was exposed to COVID-19 while working as a dental assistant. Her COVID test was negative, but she had to quarantine.

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