Mariupol Death Toll Surpasses Ten Thousand Officials Say
Mariupol mayor Vadym Boychenko told the AP that more than 10,000 civilians have died in the siege and the toll could reach 20,000 as weeks of attacks and shortages leave bodies in the streets. He accused Russian forces of blocking humanitarian convoys to hide the casualty surge and described mobile cremation equipment used to dispose of victims.
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Mercer County Man Sentenced for Second-Degree Sexual Assault
Frankie Dale Belcher of Princeton received 20 to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of second-degree sexual assault involving two boys. The case stemmed from reports in November 2019 of repeated abuse at Belcher's farm during 2016 to 2019, with victims describing lure to the property and time spent at the farm.
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Governor calls DHHR deputy resignation a personnel issue
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice labeled the abrupt last week resignation of the DHHR deputy secretary Jeremiah Samples as a personnel matter during a pandemic briefing. He refused to discuss further specifics.
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Manchin Praises FERC Move on Mountain Valley Pipeline
Sen Joe Manchin D West Virginia lauds a Friday FERC order advancing construction of the 303 mile Mountain Valley Pipeline from North Central West Virginia to Chatham Virginia. He calls MVP strategically important for energy and national security.
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