Littleton extradition process moves forward
Ohio Governor Kasich seeks Samuel Littleton II via extradition for murder and related charges. Littleton, 37, of Bellefontaine, was arrested in Princeton after a major multiagency search and faced a remand for extradition. A hearing set for March 15 will decide if he continues to contest return to Ohio.
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Board orders WV DEP to rewrite Patriot Mining permit
The Environmental Quality Board in Charleston orders the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection to redo a permit for Patriot Mining a 235 acre mine near Cassville Monongalia County to include tighter water quality limits especially for conductivity The Sierra Club appealed claiming DEP omitted proper conductivity and other pollutant standards.
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Disabled anglers hope Mash Fork stocks with trout
Mercer County Commissioner Jay Mills pushes to set Mash Fork in Camp Creek State Park as a Children and Class Q Handicap Fishing Area and align its stocking with Camp Creek. He notes DNR currently stocks Mash Fork once a month, citing a friend’s grandson catching a big trout as proof of fish there.
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Autism insurance bill advances to full West Virginia Senate
In Charleston the Senate Finance Committee backed a proposal to require insurance coverage for children with autism. The measure, approved unanimously, would start benefits at age two and exclude small employers. Insurers warn it would raise costs.
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