Tens of millions pledged to restore flood wrecked West Virginia roads
WVDOH reports more than 150 roads damaged across 19 counties after June floods. Nicholas County tops area damage with over 8.3 million dollars and Greenbrier exceeds 158 million. Crews mobilized to remove debris and stabilize embankments while seven Greenbrier Fayette and Nicholas projects are fast tracked. Repairs span W V 41 Summersville Lake Road W V 20 and multiple county routes with bids suspended to speed work.
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Greenbrier to reopen as flood recovery continues
The Greenbrier owner Jim Justice announced the resort will reopen July 12, five days from the press conference on the public lawn. He spoke of restoring jobs for about 300 of nearly 2,000 workers as Greenbrier County rebuilds after the June flood and thousand-year flood event. The resort, site of the Greenbrier Classic, had closed June 25 due to safety concerns and power outages but has housed over 700 flood victims since.
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Ugly snails become prized catch in East Coast kitchens
A.P. report notes the channeled whelk or scungilli once ignored by fishermen is now sought after. Rick Robins of Bernie's Conchs says an international market exists, especially in Hong Kong and South China, as demand grows for Cantonese style dishes. The snail, a hairy-shelled predator, inhabits Atlantic inlets from Nantucket to North Carolina’s Outer Banks.
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FBI director defends no charges in Clinton email probe
FBI Director James Comey told a congressional committee there was no basis for criminal charges against Hillary Clinton over her private email setup. He said the probe found mishandling but not intent to break the law, calling prosecuting charges for mere gross negligence unwarranted and a pursuit of celebrity.
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Teen taunting police with tweets earns prison term
Hassan C. Atkins an 18 year old from Henrico County was sentenced to five years in prison after breaking into three Powhatan businesses last summer and stealing cash laptops and other items. He had skipped his sentencing hearing on May 4 then posted taunting tweets claiming to be on the run before being captured in Highland Springs after three weeks.
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