Mountain State ATV deaths decline in West Virginia year to date
West Virginia has 18 ATV related deaths so far this year and is nearing a potential low for post law safety patterns. Officials say helmet use remains low and many fatalities occur on paved roads despite a 2004 law.
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West Virginia
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West Virginia University
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Michael O'Daniel
Kanawha County
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D-Monongalia
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Specialty Vehicle Institute of America
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House of Delegates
Manchin weighs new rule on angioplasty timing in WV hospitals
Gov. Joe Manchin reviews a proposed revision to a rule governing when elective and primary angioplasty can occur at medium sized West Virginia hospitals. The change replaces drive time with medical transport time, aiming to reflect total patient preparation and delays.
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Joe Manchin
West Virginia
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Beckley
Karen Bowling
Manchin
Lara Ramsburg
Ramsburg
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Fayette County worker charged with embezzling drugs and cash
Nicole Lee Kessler, 25, from the Fayette Building Safety Department, was charged with embezzling about 3000 dollars and stealing 925 dollars plus drugs from an evidence locker in the sheriff s office. She was released on a 2500 dollar bond. Her father, Chief Deputy Steve Kessler, is a sheriff candidate and voiced disappointment.
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Fayette
Nicole Kessler
Steve Kessler
Virginia band clears Disney trip no rides planned
Great Bridge High School marching band will travel to Orlando for the Citrus Parade and Disney World parade, but will not ride any attractions due to a Chesapeake Public Schools rule banning amusement and water park visits. About 159 students are signed up with roughly 40 volunteers as chaperones.
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Florida
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Cupitt
Point Pleasant Adopts Curfew for Teens After Nighttime Crime
The Point Pleasant City Council voted 8-2 to ban anyone under 18 from being on the streets after 11 p.m. on weeknights and midnight on weekends. Councilwoman Linda Smith cited late-night youths and new drug activity as reasons. One member opposed, saying it asserts good parenting. Officials plan youth recreation options as curfews grow nationally.
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Linda Smith
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America
Gary Cotton
Cotton
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