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SpanDeck to Build Industrial Crane Plant in Tazewell County
SpanDeck Inc plans a 3 million crane plant in Gratton area of Tazewell County and aims to hire 125 workers, with projected wages and taxes totaling about 7 million over the first three years. Civic leaders praise the project as a boost amid coal industry decline and unemployment, noting potential training benefits for local residents.
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Princeton area faces possible closing of Mercer County COA
The Mercer County Commission on Aging’s multi purpose center in Princeton faces a June 30 closing that would affect 60 employees, more than 100 senior citizens receiving home health care, and hundreds of program participants. Local supporters seek to keep the center open or redirect services within Mercer County with CASE, while officials weigh possible state aid. Funds raised for Cheryl E. Repass aid her medical bills after leg amputations, with the Repass fund totaling about $8,000 as of now.
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Richlands Area Festival praised for community support
Letters thank volunteers sponsors and businesses for the Richlands Area Festival June 16 20 in Richlands Virginia and praise Barbara Hawkins for her writing on politics and the economy. The writers urge saying thank you to those who make events possible and commend the chamber leadership.
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West Virginia could have lowest national school violence rate
Political writer Richard Grimes argues WV should lower school violence by boosting cooperation between parents and teachers. He cites national surveys on student crime, guns at school, and drug availability, urging town hall style gatherings led by governor and Legislature to foster joint problem solving.
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Fabrications exposed in uproar over Washington lies and Gossip
A Boston Globe column admits fabricating names and quotes about Washington figures including Newt Gingrich Dick Armey Tom DeLay Trent Lott Al Gore Monica Lewinsky and others. The piece apologizes for mischaracterizations claiming the Three Stooges and fictional characters dominated misleading coverage.
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