Final report on mining and timbering flood impacts due Aug. 1
A DEP draft found mining and logging raised runoff modestly in three southern West Virginia watersheds during the July 8 2001 flood. Gov. Wise will receive the final study by August 1, with no major changes expected. The report urges stronger runoff controls on coal and timber operations.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Bob Wise
State Department of Environmental Protection
Wise
DEP
Carter
Long Creek
Boone County
Scrabble Creek
Fayette County
Sycamore Creek
Raleigh
Seng Creek
Song Creek
Coal and Timber
McDowell
Wyoming
Charles Owens
Cowens
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Tazewell County Fair opens with canine competition
The 2002 Tazewell County Fair kicked off under hot sun with free admission and events including a car and truck show an antique tractor pull and the Skyhoundz Frisbee Contest. Dogs competed for distance and accuracy while locals praised the event and planned activities through Saturday.
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Azewell
Tazewell
James H. Drew
Nuckolls Hall
Joan Kennary
Tazewell Humane Society
Conley Owens
Ligonier
Ind
Free Pain Management Seminar At SVCC Aug 12
Richlands Virginia Southwest Virginia Community College hosts a free Pain Management Seminar on Monday August 12 from 6 to 9 pm at the SVCC Community Center. Guest speaker is Philip Fisher DO PhD of Huntington WV Spine and Rehabilitation Center. For info or registration call Connie Davis at 276 964 7611.
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Richlands
Southwest Virginia Community College
Cumberland Mountain Community Service
Clinch Valley Medical Center
Tazewell Community Hospital
Russell County Medical Center
SVCC
Philip Fisher DO
Huntington
W.va
Connie Davis
SVCC President Dr Charles King Nominated for National Award
SVCC President Dr Charles King has been nominated for the Association of Community College Trustees Marie Y Martin CEO Award. The nomination honors vision and initiative in leading the Richlands campus to become the seventh largest in Virginia. The future includes a fall semester start and a November referendum for constructing two new buildings.
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Richlands
Southwest Virginia Community College
SVCC
Charles King
Association of Community College Trustees
Marie Y. Martin
King
Glenn DuBois
State Board of Community Colleges
Virginia Community College System
Virginia
Richlands Community College
Commonwealth of Virginia
Barbara Altizer
Troy Sarver
Tsarver
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Court Briefs in Bluefield and Pageton Cases
Amanda Jo Inscore, 22, of Bluefield, pleaded guilty to Attempt to Commit a Felony and received a term of six months to two years at Anthony Correctional Center. Talohmekie Tamara Calio, 22, of Pageton, pleaded guilty to uttering one count. one to 10 years suspended, placed on probation. Frederick Harless ill, 40, Stonehaven, pleaded guilty to two counts of daytime burglary and petit larceny. term not less than one nor more than ten years per count, run consecutively, sentence suspended with a 3 year probation.
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Amanda Jo Inscore
Bluefield
Inscore
Anthony
Talohmekie
Tamara Calio
Pageton
Q Frederick Harless Ill
Stonehaven
W.va
Mercer Magistrate approves plea in armed robbery case
Robert D. Kidwell, 44, of Princeton, was initially charged with first degree armed robbery. The charge was dismissed by Magistrate Michael Frazier in a plea agreement, with Kidwell pleading to accessory after the fact under a best interest deal. Frazier ordered a $5 fine plus court costs.
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Robert D. Kidwell
Princeton
Michael Frazier
Kidwell
Frazier
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