Kings View to end mental health services in Shasta

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An important story today about the nonprofit Kings View ending its mental health services in Shasta, and what that means moving forward. It includes information about Laura's Law, which is intended to prevent violent crimes.

Forging ahead,

Annelise Pierce

Director, Managing Editor

Shasta Scout

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