Virginia jobs to require more education by 2018 study says
Georgetown University researchers project 64 percent of Virginia jobs will need more than high school by 2018, above the national 63 percent. The report forecasts 389000 Virginia postsecondary jobs and 150000 for high school graduates and dropouts, with 1.3 million total new jobs by 2018.
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Feds OK disaster declaration for four southern W.Va. counties
President Obama declared a major disaster for Logan McDowell Mingo and Wyoming counties in southern West Virginia after flooding mudslides and severe storms on June 12 2010 federal aid will fund housing repairs low interest loans and other programs for homeowners and businesses impacted by the disaster Local Rep Nick Rahall praised the declaration noting access to federal resources to help families recover FEMA will coordinate funding and recovery efforts with Donald L. Keldsen named Federal Coordinating Officer for the four counties
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Princeton robbery suspects face Raleigh charge
Two Kanawha County men, Randall S. Sniff and Christopher Anthony Chapman, face three counts each of first degree robbery in Raleigh County after a Bradley Days Inn incident. They previously faced armed robbery and conspiracy charges in Mercer County and are held in Southern Regional Jail with bonds listed.
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Police blotter highlights across town on June 23
On June 23 a resident at 119 Talbott Street reported an unwanted person who left before Patrolman A L Crook arrived. Four cats were surrendered to Animal Control Randell Thompson at 817 Fredrick Street. A no trespass citation followed a shoplifting report at the Dollar Store on Cumberland Road. A male reported being threatened at 402 Fairmont Street and officers advised options. A toy gun was found near First Community Bank and deemed not real by Patrolman Crook. A stray dog was picked up at 120 Union Street. Burglaries included a residential break-in at 609 Union Street and a burglary at 211 Lee Street under investigation. Destruction of property noted.
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