Former teacher arrested for failing to update sex offender registry
Danny Eugene Perkins, 60, of Princeton, convicted in 2005 on multiple sex offense counts, was arrested July 8 for failing to update his sex offender registration after disclosing new internet service. He was arraigned, released on 5000 dollars bond, and previously served nearly ten years in prison.
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West Virginia budget woes may slow flood recovery efforts
Charleston report notes slumping tax revenue could limit state aid to homeowners and local governments hit by June floods. Gov. Tomblin seeks to use the rainy day fund for 25 percent of rebuilding public buildings while FEMA covers 75 percent. About 2,500 homes damaged. flood claims rely on FEMA grants up to 33,000 and SBA loans.
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WVU Professor Sees Floods as Wake-Up Call for In-Place or Move
WVU geography geologist Dr. Steve Kite says after the June flash flood, communities face a choice to relocate from floodplains or rebuild thoughtfully to reduce future risk. He cites riverine settlement patterns, fast runoff, and climate-driven heavier rain as factors making future floods more likely and notes political resistance to climate talk.
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West Virginia University
Steve Kite
WVU
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