Chesapeake Appalachia fined for wetlands damage in West Virginia
A federal judge fined Chesapeake Appalachia 600000 and ordered two years supervised release after it pled guilty to three Clean Water Act violations for discharging 60 tons of crushed stone into Blake Fork and spreading material to build a road in Wetzel County during 2008. The plea avoids criminal charges on related impoundments while a new environmental task force coordinates enforcement and training.
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Wheeling
Chesapeake
Chesapeake Appalachia
Marshall
Wetzel
Nal
David G. McLeod, Jr
US Environmental Protection Agency
West Virginia
EPA
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S
William Thienfeld
Tion
West Virginia Natural Resource Watch Group
Thienfeld
Muzzleloader Deer Season Opens Early in West Virginia
The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources says muzzleloader deer season starts a week earlier than usual, running through Saturday. Curtis Taylor notes Logan, McDowell, Mingo and Wyoming counties have no muzzleloader season, and antlered deer limits and permit requirements vary by county. Hunters in certain counties may hunt bucks or does under specific bag limits. For full rules, check the DNR site.
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South Charleston
Division of Natural Resources
Wildlife Resources Section
Curtis Taylor
Logan
McDowell
Mingo
Wyoming
DNR
Bluefield State College and SWCC announce joined higher ed centers
At a press conference in Tazewell Hall on the SWCC campus, Bluefield State College leaders Steve Bourne and Lewis Jones join Dr. Marsha Kroseng and Dr. J. Estepp of SWCC along with Southwest Virginia Community College deans Barbara Fuller and James Dye for an agreement on two higher education centers.
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Paul Cole Jr
Bluefield State College
Steve Bourne
Lewis Jones
Southwest Virginia Community College
Barbara Fuller
James Dye
Marsha Kroseng
J. Estepp
Tazewell Hall
SWCC
SWCC and BSC Partners Offer Reduced Tuition Path
Bluefield State College and Southwest Virginia Community College sign articulation agreements allowing SWCC graduates to pursue a BSC business degree with significant out-of-state tuition reductions. The program blends on campus and distance learning, enabling students to complete courses from home and lower overall costs for a bachelor's degree.
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BSC
BSC Business Administration
James Dye
Swcc Business, Engineering
Kate Middleton Pregnant, UK Royals Confirm Morning Sickness
The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton is pregnant with her first child, hospitalised in London with hyperemesis gravidarum. Prince William stays by her side as the royal couple’s news sparks global congratulations and discussion of succession plans.
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Ondon
Wall
Diana
Prince William
Kate
St. James’s Palace
Duchess of Cambridge
Kate Middleton
London
William
Prince Harry
U.K
Daghni Rajasingam
Britain
Prince Charles
Westminster Abbey
Joe Little
Majesty Magazine
Wales
Hyde Park
Tower of London
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral
Scotland
Police blotter reports multiple Nov 28 incidents on local streets
A sequence of reports includes disturbances on Cherry Street 12 35 a m, a vehicle crash on College Avenue with injuries and an arrest, animal cruelty unfounded on Union Street, thefts on College and Third Streets, an unwanted person on Elm Street, breaking and entering on Washington Street, a civil cell phone matter on College Avenue, a crash on U S Route 460 with minor injuries and one tow, assault on Stadium Drive, credit card fraud on Coal Heritage Road U S Route 52, harassment on Rockbridge Street, suspicious juvenile living on Ramsey Street, and various other reports. Between Nov 17 2012 and Nov 23 2012 and between Nov 24 2012 and Nov 30 2012 the Tazewell County Sheriff's Office tallies arrests, traffic tickets, accidents, calls, civil papers, and inmate work details.
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Cherry Street
College Avenue
Bland Street
Union Street
Randall Thompson
Cumberland Road
Third Street
Elm Street
Washington Street
U.S. Route 460
Stadium Drive
Coal Heritage Road
U.S. Route 52
U.S
Tazewell County
Wade Center to reopen with arts and mentoring programs
The Wade Center plans a new schedule including art music drama computers and sports with a devotional time. It will run a drug education and prevention program for middle schoolers with role models and skills to say no. Fundraising continues with bake sales and a planned thrift store to stay self sustaining. Community support enabled reopening after DHHR goals.
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McDaniel
Wade Center
Sarah Hellmandollar
Four Pals
Westminster
McGonalges
Citizens Building Supply
Cole Chevrolet
Grant’s
DHHR
Library seeks buyers for two parcel campus at Princeton
Library official Shumate describes a 6,000 square foot main building and a two parcel annex on Center Street with parking and on one level for sale. He notes post election economy and political climate may attract bids as the sale closes at noon on Friday December 14 at the Princeton Public Library.
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Shumate
Library
Princeton Public Library
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