Suddenlink hit with $2.24M penalty in WV order
The West Virginia Public Service Commission fines Suddenlink $2,242,000 for unsafe, inadequate service and reduced maintenance. The order requires a West Virginia call center and cites decreased staffing and ignored customer complaints after public hearings.
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BAT Driver Honored For Protecting Wandering Passenger
Bluefield area transit driver Della Clark was lauded by the City Board for stopping her bus to shield a visually impaired passenger wandering on Bluefield Avenue. City Manager Cecil Marson called her the epitome of a great employee after she redirected the bus and activated flashers to keep him safe.
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Omicron surge continues to fall with hospitalizations easing
Charleston reports Omicron cases and active infections decline. Gov Justice notes surge may have peaked as county red zones shrink and booster uptake rises. Seven day case count nears 677, hospitalizations remain around 906 with deaths still occurring.
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Mercer County
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Google Doodle honors Toni Stone from Bluefield
The Google homepage featured an animated Toni Stone Doodle for Black History Month. Stone, born in Bluefield in 1921 and raised in St Paul, was the first woman to play professional baseball full time with the Indianapolis Clowns. Major League Baseball also highlighted the history-making player.
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W Va
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