Washington State pays $115,000 in first Homeowner Recovery Fund reimbursements

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The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries says it has issued the first reimbursements from the state’s new Homeowner Recovery Fund, paying out more than $115,000 to five approved applicants.

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Washington State pays $115,000 in first Homeowner Recovery Fund reimbursements
The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries says it has issued the first reimbursements from the state’s new Homeowner Recovery Fund, paying out more than $115,000 to five approved applicants.

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