Supreme Court rules Forest Service can permit Atlantic Coast Pipeline
The High Court in a 7-2 decision overruled a lower court and said the U S Forest Service may issue a permit for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline to cross forestland and run beneath the Appalachian Trail. The ruling clears the way for the 600 mile line through West Virginia Virginia and into North Carolina and affects related projects including the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
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Atlantic Coast Pipeline
ACP
U.S. Forestland
ACR
Harrison
Lewis, Upshur
Randolph
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
Richmond
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
The
Forest Service
U.S. Supreme Court
Mountain Valley Pipeline
MVP
Monroe County
Giles County
Peters Mountain
National Forest
Shelley Moore Capito
R-V. Va
Supreme Court
Securit
Moore
West
Morrisey
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Maury Johnson
Sandra Marra
Appalachian Trail Conservancy
United States Forest Service
Cowpasture River
Chatham
mid-Atlantic
United States
Diana Charlotta
EQM Midstream Partners
Sierra Club
ATC
Sitler faces removal bid over plea deal concerns
Prosecutors move to remove Mercer County prosecutor Sitler alleging egregious conduct tied to plea talks with Lambert. Motion cites two conversations in which Sitler reportedly admitted plea impacts on his election, naming a journalist he fears. Sitler lost re election to Brian Cochran, who will run unopposed in November.
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Donovan
Sitler
Mercer County
Lambert
Simday
Samantha Perry
Sitter
Brian Cochran
Cole Chevy Mountain Festival Returns to Bluefield Region
Jeff Disibbio of the Two Virginias Chamber says the Cole Chevy Mountain Festival will run July 25 to August 2 in Bluefield despite pandemic disruptions. The James H. Drew Carnival will join, with precautions to meet statewide guidelines as vendors coordinate dates and routes.
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Bluefield
Jeff Disibbio
Chamber of Congress
Two Virginias
Jimmy Drew
James H. Drew
Disibbio
Chamber
Bennady’s Cares Summer Food Program aids McDowell County kids
Cannady’s Restaurant partners with South Central Educational Development to feed about 40 children this summer funded by the USDA. Families can pick up meals at the restaurant or bring children, with proof of eligibility. Meals include hot dogs and fries with milk or 100 percent fruit juice as an alternative. The program is hindered by COVID-19 closures, and Cannady plans to reopen the business Thursday. For details call Bennady’s or South Central Educational Development.
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Ben
McDowell County
Cannady
USDA
South Central Educational Development, Inc
Bluefield
Bennady’s
Bennady’s Cares
South Central Educational Development
Greg Jordan
Gjordan
Eric DiNero
Darrell Cannady
Kimball
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