Freedom Industries spill mishaps persist after January leak
Charleston AP reports ongoing issues for Freedom Industries after the January Elk River spill tainted 300000 residents’ water. Regulators note delayed actions, unread emails, and unattended facilities as multiple violations, with tear-down planned at the Charleston site and ongoing investigations.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Freedom Industries
Department of Environmental Protection
Freedom
Diversified
St. Albans
Kanawha River
Elk River
Department of Environment Protection
Civil & Environmental Consultants
Glass house on Summers County hilltop built from reused materials
In Summers County West Virginia Nick Olson and Lilah Horwitz built a sunlit glass house starting in 2012 using barn timbers nails and windows found on trips. The couple lived largely off art work and savings, creating a nature connected home that draws national notice for its design and sustainability.
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Pipestem
Nick Olson
Lilah Horwitz
New York
West Virginia
Summers County
Olson
Horwitz
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Parsons School of Design
Lower Manhattan
New York City
Nick
Matt Glass
Jordan Wayne Long
Glass House
AG Warns of Counterfeit $10 Bills in West Virginia
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey cautions residents after a Charleston bank reports many counterfeit ten dollar notes circulating in local stores. Serial number IL 31448733B appears on the fakes. The Secret Service urges receivers to note passer description and license plate, sign and date the bill and hand it to police orSecret Service in a sealed envelope.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Patrick Morrisey
Morrisey
US Secret Service
Police
Secret Service
Former Mingo County judge appeals 50 month sentence
HARLESTON AP A former Mingo County judge Michael Thornsbury who pleaded guilty to conspiring to deprive campaign sign maker George White of his constitutional rights is appealing his 50 month prison term. His attorney filed a notice of appeal with the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond Virginia. The judge had rejected the suggested 30 to 37 month range, noting Thornsbury abused power likened to a third world dictator.
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Thornsbury
Eugene Crum
White
Thomas Johnston
Johnston
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CommunityRadiologyofVirginia.com
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Oakville Rd
Princeton
Princeton Church OF Gol
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Princeton Church OF God
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Museconcerts
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