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Wisconsin gets grant to help refugee families

Green Bay, Wis. (WFRV) - The State of Wisconsin is being rewarded major funding to help refugee families

The Department of Children and Families is giving the badger state $1.5 million dollars to help families make a new home in Wisconsin.

Local Five's Donald Robinson has more on one local group who will especially benefit.

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