West Virginia study calls OFEB costs overblown
The West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy argues that reported OPEB liabilities for retiree health benefits are overstated and mislead lawmakers. It urges a focus on policy options, criticizing subsidy cuts for new hires and highlighting the 2010 postemployment coverage. The report notes only a subset of states use a similar trust fund and cautions against equity and credit concerns while suggesting cost-saving measures.
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Entering Club Open to All New Members at Princeton Library
Residents urged to set out recyclables on Tuesday Jan 11 by 8 am. Accepted: newspaper, cardboard, aluminum, No 1-2 plastic, clean steel cans, plastic bags, phone books. Not recycled: Christmas paper, magazines, office paper, shredded paper, Styrofoam, glass. For info call 304 327 2456.
Deputy hunts two in Mercer County for 150 felony warrants
Mercer County Deputy Cpl. S A Sommers seeks Ruby Velicia Davis and Nathan Andrew Thompson in Brushfork area on more than 150 felony counts for burglary, forging and credit card theft from an elderly man and his late wife. Davis faces 85 counts and Thompson 66 with conspiracy charges. Authorities seek tips. US Marshals may assist if warrants unmet.
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Tazewell Floodplain Ordinance Heads to Jan 11 Vote
Tazewell County officials plan to approve an updated floodplain ordinance to preserve flood insurance availability amid new DFIRM mapping. No residents are added or removed from the floodplain. the measure clarifies development restrictions near Bluestone and Clinch rivers and triggers FEMA deadlines. A joint public hearing on Jan. 11 at 7:45 p.m. invites resident input.
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Princeton College hosts Veterans Open House in Hilltop Drive campus
National College Princeton campus hosts a Veterans Open House on January 27 from 10 a.m. to choose, inviting military personnel and dependents to learn about education benefits. Nadia Radford and Karen Ellison note programs include Blue Ribbon Grant up to 10000, Armed Services Recognition Grant up to 4000, and Yellow Ribbon coverage. Steve Ellison cites transferable military skills like welding and diesel mechanics matching mining industry needs. Call 304 431 1600 for details and Greg Jordan at gjordan bottonline com assists with information.
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