Hoosier Guardsmen extended to assist long-term care facilities | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Hoosier Guardsmen extended to assist long-term care facilities | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Indiana National Guard soldiers and airmen will continue their mission assisting long-term care facilities across Indiana in their battle against COVID-19. Indiana Gov. Eric J. Holcomb called upon Hoosier Guardsmen to help at the facilities in October with the first wave of troops arriving in November. He has now extended their mission until Feb. 28. […]

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