Resort City Battle Faces Hatcher Suggestion to End Fight
In White Sulphur Springs the city and The Greenbrier do not drop a legal clash over annexation aimed at boosting tax revenue for sewer plant upgrades serving 500 new homes. Judge Hatcher urged both sides to negotiate at a June hearing, urging a fresh start to the dispute. In Beckley the DHHR asked a circuit judge to close Prime of Life Personal Care Home after nearly a dozen complaints, with an Aug 21 hearing set to potentially bar new patients and close the facility within 30 days.
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Volunteers do time at national parks
Kirkpatrick 68 and his wife Margaret live in a Cascades park campsite on a month to month volunteer basis with the U S Forest Service. They scrub bathrooms pick litter greet visitors and travel the country in a 37 1 2 foot RV. Since 1987 his accident led to a life on the road turning a hobby into a full time adventure as he and Margaret live as park volunteers.
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Alliance for Virginia Students urges pledges from candidates
A new coalition of education and business groups plans to press over 200 candidates in Virginia's November elections to sign a pledge backing higher public education funding. The Alliance for Virginia's Students seeks smaller K12 class sizes, more teachers and college faculty paid competitively, safe classrooms, up to date equipment, and continued testing to measure learning and school performance.
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Probation Given to Former Shelter Director in Embezzlement Case
Crispin Castoli, ex executive director of Mercy House shelters, received one year of probation after pleading guilty to embezzling funds meant for the homeless. He must repay $4,000, with prosecutors and board members stating he used money for groceries beer prescription drugs computer equipment litter and cat food.
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Harrisonburg
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Mercy House
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Roanoke settlement over fatal Roanoke crash reaches 8.7 million
Roanoke, Va. agreed to an 8.7 million settlement with Melek Widener who sustained severe brain and bone injuries when a municipal utility truck hit her motorcycle. Widener was in a coma for about three weeks after the April 2000 crash. The Roanoke circuit judge approved the settlement in July, marking the city’s largest in at least 25 years.
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