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Clay Center expects to end fiscal year in black
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Even though revenues are running behind at the Clay Center, the arts and science center should end up in the black for its fiscal year, center officials said.
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Clay Center expects to end fiscal year in black
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Even though revenues are running behind at the Clay Center, the arts and science center should end up in the black for its fiscal year, center officials said.
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