Teacher of the Year for Fayette County High Schools
Douglas L. Hurst of Fayetteville has been named Teacher of the Year for Fayette County High Schools. He teaches science and biology at Midland Trail High School and earned degrees from Princeton High School West Virginia University and West Virginia Tech. He and his wife Sally Harris have two children, Isaac and Mary.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
Midland Trail High School
Princeton High School
West Virginia University
Raleigh
Fayette Counties
West Virginia Tech
Montgomery
Hurst
Sally Harris
Morgantown
Isaac
Mary
Ken
Carol Hurst
New Hope Road
Princeton
Obituary and memorial service details for Hutchinson family
Funeral services for James H. Hutchinson and relatives are listed with burial at Mountain Valley Memorial Park Big Rock Virginia. Survivors include wife Rebecca Lynn Ellen Hutchinson daughter Jennifer Lynn Hutchinson son John Allen Hutchinson and siblings Janice Griffith Hazel Hutchinson Robert Hutchinson Gene Hutchinson Benny Hutchinson. Burial with full military rites to follow. Grundy Funeral Home in charge.
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Route 1
Grundy
Jennifer Lynn Hutchinson
John Allen Hutchinson
Janice Carol Griffith
Hurley
Hazel Hutchinson
Big Rock
Robert James Hutchinson
Gene Hutchinson
Bristol
Benny Hutchinson
Big Rock Church of Christ
Mike Trent
Bob Miller
Jim Viers
Mike Rife
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Thomas Griffith
Greg Griffith
Dwayne Elswick
James Neal Clevinger
Robert John Hutchinson
Mike Case
Mark Case
Victor Elswick
Robert Hutchinson
Adam Hutchinson
Coal Mac Incorporated
Friends
John Ratliff
American Legion
Grundy Funeral Home
Technology aids rural senior health care access
At the International Conference on Rural Aging in Charleston, experts discuss how Internet, telephones with video, and telemedicine extend care to seniors in remote areas. Illiteracy remains a barrier, while patients report less isolation and more contact with counselors, especially in home care.
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Charleston
Marcie Parker
Parker
United Health Group
Golden Valley
Minn
Harriet Berthold
Sweden
Portugal
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Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Berthold
Michael Frossard
University of
Vacation trends show families seeking varied destinations
Area residents continue to travel widely from Cape Canaveral to Williamsburg with Disney World a top draw. Shorter frequent trips grow while trips to Europe and the Caribbean rise, aided by early or late bargains on cruises and growing luxury train options like the American Orient Express. Gas prices do not deter plans.
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Busch Gardens
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Williamsburg
Disney World
Gooch
Pigeon Forge
Gatlinburg
John McGhee
Italy
Paris
Russell County
Australia
New Zealand
McGhee
Washington
Los Angeles
Orient Express
Alaska
Athens Road
Linda Martin
New Hope Road
Wayne Robinette
Missouri
Robinette
Texas
White House
Clinton expands family leave to paid unemployment benefits
President Clinton announced new Labor Department rules letting states offer paid leave from unemployment funds for unpaid time off to care for a new baby or ill relative. He also issued a regulation allowing federal workers up to 12 weeks of sick leave to care for a seriously ill family member starting June 20.
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Washington
Clinton
Labor Department
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