ACLU urges six WV schools to review student policies
The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia sent letters to six schools on the 81st anniversary of Barnette urging review of handbooks to ensure First Amendment rights. Policies requiring standing for the flag, removing hats for the national anthem, or reciting the Pledge may violate free speech protections. Schools named include Calhoun Middle High, Riverside High Kanawha, Summers County Comprehensive, Richwood High Nicholas, Sissonville Middle Kanawha, and John Adams Middle Kanawha.
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Aubrey Sparks
Barnette
ACLU
Calhoun Middle
Riverside High School
Kanawha County
Summers County
Richwood High School
Nicholas County
Sissonville Middle School
John Adams Middle School
Riverside High
Sissonville
John Adams
Sparks
Supreme Court
Two West Virginia Water Projects Are Fully Funded
Two associated water projects in Wyoming County reach full funding. The Pineville water treatment upgrades worth 8.487 million dollars will serve 1,074 customers and prepare future extensions into Brenton and Baileysville, with construction planned December pending conditions. The Brenton Baileysville extension totals 9.809 million dollars and aims to serve 259 new customers, replacing aging systems and extending service to Baileysville Elementary and Middle School.
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Brenton
Baileysville
Eric Combs
Region I Planning and Development Council
Jason Mullins
Wyoming County Commission
Mullins
West Virginia
Office of Environmental Health Services
Combs
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West Virginia Department of Health and Human Services
West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council
U.S. Economic Development Administration
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Bureau For Public Health
American Rescue Plan
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection
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Thompson & Litton
Princeton
Skin Fork
Mill Creek
Double Camp
Turkey Creek
HUD takes action against heat
The U S Department of Housing and Urban Development issued guidance to public housing agencies to help mitigate extreme heat. PHAs may raise utility allowances or waive cooling surcharges to allow residents to use air conditioning during heat waves. HUD defines extreme heat as 90 degrees for two to three days, but allows local definitions to fit community needs.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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