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Freeze of federal grant funding would hamper ECHO’s homeless services

| By Big Radio News Staff | One Janesville nonprofit explains how a federal funding freeze would affect its operations. Jessica Locher, executive director of ECHO, says her organization receives about half a million dollars a year

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Freeze of federal grant funding would hamper ECHO’s homeless services

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