Navy: Suspect arrested after Virginia stabbing near naval hospital
Navy reports Petty Officer 3rd Class Wilbur Harwell, 26, was arrested in Virginia Beach hours after a morning stabbing outside the Navy Exchange at Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads Portsmouth Annex. Victim Petty Officer 2nd Class Justin Powell, 25, of Sarver Pennsylvania, was treated at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth in critical condition. The incident prompted a lockdown and an NCIS investigation as the harbor area faced prior base lockdowns and Harborfest crowds nearby.
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Portsmouth
Naval Hospital
Navy
Wilbur Harwell
Navy Exchange
Hampton Roads
Portsmouth Annex
Virginia Beach
Michael “Jake” Johansson
Harwell
Johansson
Naval Medical Center
Elizabeth River
Norfolk
Navy Region Mid-Atlantic
Jim Moir
Moir
Justin Powell
Sarver
Pennsylvania
Mark Mayo
Jeffrey Tyrone Savage
Forty four new troopers join Virginia State Police
Forty four graduates complete the 26 week trooper basic session and will report for duty Monday. Commencement is at 10 a.m. Friday at the Virginia State Police Gymnasium in Richmond. The class includes recruits from across Virginia and five other states with prior police or military experience. Each will undergo a minimum six weeks of field training under a field training officer.
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Richmond
Virginia State Police
Virginia
West Virginia State Police 64th cadet class to graduate
Twenty seven new troopers join the West Virginia State Police as the 64th cadet class graduates Friday at 10 a.m. The ceremony will be held at Ferrell Hall on the West Virginia State University campus in Institute. Speakers include Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin U.S. Attorney William Ihlenfeld and State Police Superintendent Col. C R Jay Smithers.
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South Charleston
West Virginia State Police
Ferrell Hall
West Virginia State University
Institute
Earl Ray Tomblin
U.S
William Ihlenfeld
Col
C.R
Jay” Smithers
Richmond shelters offer reward for cat burglar arrests
In SCHMOND Virginia two animal welfare groups Richmond SPCA and Richmond Animal League offer a $1,000 reward for tips. Six cats were stolen in three separate break ins over the past week with one cat recovered and two adult cats plus three kittens still missing.
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Schmond
Richmond Area
Richmond Spca
Richmond Animal League
Mingo County seeks new schools superintendent after retirement
Williamson AP reports Randy Keathley will retire at end of school year as Mingo County schools superintendent. He began as an elementary teacher then principal before leading the district. No successor named yet as the search begins.
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Mingo Schools
Keathley
Tea party challenge to Cantor in Virginia primary
U S House Majority Leader Eric Cantor faces a tea party backed challenger, economics professor Dave Brat, in Virginia Republican primary. Brat accuses Cantor of being a Washington insider while Cantor touts fund-raising strength and opposition to amnesty. Brat seeks Tea Party support as Cantor defends his record and campaign strategy amid intra party fights.
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Richmond
U.S
Eric Cantor
Virginia
Cantor
Dave Brat
Brat
Washington
Ers
American Chemistry Council
American College of Radiology Political Action Committee
Laura Ingraham
Ken Cuccinelli
Richmond-area
University of Richmond
Daniel Palazzolo
GOP
Mississippi
Thad Cochran
Cochran
Congress
Randolph-Macon
House
Senate
House Gop
North Dakota sues to strike down gay marriage ban
Seven couples filed a federal lawsuit in Fargo challenging North Dakota's 2004 ban and its refusal to recognize out of state marriages. The suit comes as Wisconsin bans are struck down and cases move through federal appeals, with outcomes shaping nationwide access to marriage rights.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Fargo
U.S. Supreme Court
J.B. van Hollen
Madison
Milwaukee
van Hollen
U.S
Supreme Court
Wayne Stendhjem
Carl Tobias
University of Richmond School of Law
Dale Carpenter
University of Minnesota Law School
Carpenter
4Th
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
States
District of Columbia
Chris Plante
National Organization For Marriage
College partners host student academic contests at Bluefield State
Mercer County Schools and Bluefield State College collaborate to bring elementary and middle school students on campus for Spelling Bee Math Field Day Reading Bee and two Battle of the Books events. The events run through the Basic Science Building venues while BSC President Krotseng and Mercer Superintendent Akers praise the program. The Bluefield State College Board of Governors will meet Thursday at 4 p.m. in Conley Hall Room 200.
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Bluefield
Mercer County
Bluefield State College
BSC
Marshal Krotseng
Bluefield State
Deborah Akers
Mercer County Schools
Bluefield State College Board of Governors
Conley Hall
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Debra Hill
Samuel Meadows
Princeton
Hill
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Jose Fernando Gutierrez
Matthew Schreck
Andrew Warner
Plymouth Church
Jay Edmundson
Christopher Martell
Mark Williams
Gutierrez
Schreck
Warner
Crabb
College News
BSC Board of Governors
Pulaski County
Dublin Lions
Dublin
New River Valley Fairgrounds
The
Dublin Lions Club, Inc
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