GRANGER — “That’s the girl who won’t stop calling.”
An employee at the St. Joseph County Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) office stage-whispered that to a colleague when a Tribune reporter arrived to speak with a representative about Archer Veldman’s care case.
In the end, no one from FSSA — at the state or local level — granted The Tribune an interview to discuss the 7-year-old Granger boy’s benefits, which the state wanted to cut from 48 hours a week to 32 hours a week of in-home nursing care…