State to assume maintenance of unowned roads
Charleston AP reports a new state law taking effect Friday allows the state to adopt orphan roads and bridges not owned or maintained by any government agency. The Transportation Department will review requests from residents as regions assess eligibility and funding. The process aims to guard against open access roads costing the state, with decisions guided by road condition and service needs.
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Sam Beverage
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Janet Lemon
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Governor's appointees face conflict claims in Charleston
Environmentalists sue to bar Division of Environmental Protection Director Michael Miano from permitting enforcement and regulation, alleging he and appointees have close ties to extractive industries. DEP says the charges are exaggerated. Miano and allies unavailable for comment as suit cites federal clean water conflict rules.
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Charleston
Ceci Underwood
Underwood
Dan Page
Division of Environmental Protection
Michael Miano
Carlos Goreard
Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition
John Marshall High teacher reinstated after student shove
GLENDALE AP John Marshall High School teacher Greg Ferris was reinstated by the Marshall County school board after a closed-door meeting. The panel voted 3-0 to return him to work as classes ended for the year and the school remained open through Thursday. Ferris praised the decision and declined further comment.
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Marshall County School Board
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Welch Hospital bids opening on management contract
Welch Hospital bids for the management contract were opened and scored May 29. Technical proposals received 46 points from Princeton Community Hospital and Management Resources, Inc. and 12 points for Management Associates. Cost bids are to be opened today at 10:30 a.m. in Charleston offices.
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National Business College holds commencement in Bluefield
National Business College graduates received diplomas on May 29 with an address by a notable executive. Award recipients included Tonya Smith Achievement Award Wilma Jones Leadership Award Brenda Lester E Coulter Award and others. Graduates listed include Sherry Renae Allen Tanisha M Austin Anita Hope Blankenship Lisa Renee Blankenship and many more.
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Brenda Lester
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Karen M Cnelie Galle Tanishidy
Gery Willia A. Smythe
Amanda Griffith
Mary P. McGurn
Ivan Newberry
Sherry Renae Allen
Tanisha M. Austin
Anita Hope Blankenship
Lisa Renee Blankenship
Lisa M. Brown
Leda Gay Burchette
LeJnie Cannida
Carla Renee Chinsolo
Lena M. Cline
Lisa Marie Coe
Karen Michelle Ares
Melissa S. Emmons
Tina Mareee
Amanda Renee Griffi
Brenda Grose
Sherry Melinda Hager
Jay Wesley Hart
Tonya Horne Hicks
Wilma D. Jones
Dawn Kadar
Alice Chastity Kittle
Brenda Sue Lester
Dolly Lester
Patricia C. Lowery
Jennifer E. Moo
Sharon Y. Neal
Laura Lee Pauley
Dianna F. Pierce
Shannon L. Reed
Victoria Sawyers
Stephen Wayne Scott Jr
Jewell H. Shrader
Daphne Jean Shupe
Jeeey Jo Smith
Tonya Maria Smith
Sarah Ann Wade
Sherry C. Wilkins
Stacy L. Wilson
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