Build a Lake plan seeks July grant funding in Mercer County
Organizers of the Build a Lake proposal along Bluestone River between Rock and Route 10 near Shawnee pursue a $39,976,411 development. K A Ammar Jr says the project has a one time chance to win a share of a $200 million state grant fund, with four public hearings finished and many meetings ahead as Sept 1 awaits funding decisions.
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Scooby Doo Monster Weekend Highlighted On Screen
A-6 reports a monster weekend as Scooby Doo stars on screen with guests and feature films. Fans pack theaters as interviews and mystery antics drum up excitement across venues this Friday through Sunday.
Colorado blaze prompts charges against Forest Service employee
National wire report states a U.S. Forestry Service employee faces charges following a wildfire incident in Colorado. Details regarding the case, charges, and potential implications for firefighting operations are not fully disclosed in the brief text. Officials urge caution as investigations continue.
Parliamentary procedure classes at Greenview church
Parliamentary procedure classes based on Roberts Rules of Order will be taught at Greenview United Methodist Church from June 18 to July 9, 6 30 to 8 30 p m. For more information contact Deborah Clark at 4251672 or email welark12.ww.us or Shirley Gilmore at 3276638 or shirl gil citlink.net
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Classic cars and music fuel Lynn's Drive-In cruise nights
Lynn's Drive-In in Bluewell hosts monthly cruise nights featuring 50s and 60s cars, food and live nostalgia. Buck Lucado notes the event brings together people from all walks of life as they stroll the lot, admire vehicles, and reminisce about bygone eras.
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Leaders seek answers to workers' camp debt woes
Charleston leaders push for a clear tally of unfunded Workers' Compensation debt. Gov Wise and lawmakers scrutinize the BEP Performance Council amid concerns over current costs, rising employer rates, and a largely unknown liability. The unfunded amount rose from 1.66 to 1.87 billion, after correcting miscalculations, with a plan aiming to reduce the debt within about 15 years.
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Wise weighs options for workers' compensation
West Virginia Governor Bob Wise signals a serious look at reforming the workers' compensation system. He notes the rising costs and has asked the State Bureau of Employment to freeze premium changes while studies determine alternative funding. He compared the situation to stopping a fast moving train.
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