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Senator Melton celebrates economic development legislation becoming law

Photo caption: MEMBERS OF THE Indiana Black Democratic Caucus and supporters witness Governor Eric Holcomb signing into law the Economic Development Legislation. Seated l-r: Senator Eddie Melton, Governor Holcomb, and State Rep. Regan Hatcher (Dist. 3). Among the standing guests are Mrs. Crystal Melton and State Rep. Earl Harris Jr. (Dist. 2). State Senator Eddie … Senator Melton celebrates economic development legislation becoming law Read More »

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