Visitors at Ground Zero shaped by loss and silence
Journalist Diana Isom and colleague Sandra Slavey recalled their Ground Zero visit for a Columbia University conference in New York City. They spoke of quiet platforms, flowers and posters, and the overwhelming sense of loss as victims’ families appeared, with construction trailers and the vast empty space behind them.
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State moves to close McDowell middle schools consolidating at Mount View
The State Board of Education will close Northfork Middle and Welch Middle in McDowell County and merge students into Mount View Middle at Mount View High School in Welch. The School Building Authority funds 500000 for the new middle school and the local board adds 250000 for safety upgrades for a total of 750000.
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Ground Zero reflections on workers and mournful days
A writer describes watching from a distance as yellow clad workers, about 39 stories up and 300 yards away, move along an elevated roadway at Ground Zero. He notes the solemn scene amid rain, the ambulance, and tarpaulin colors, reflecting on grief, tolerance, humanity, and the long road to healing after September 11.
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Frivolous lawsuits threaten health care costs and access
An opinion piece argues that high jury awards drive health care costs skyward. It cites rising malpractice payouts, insurance premiums, and insurer settlements, urging tort reform, caps, loser-pays, and judge-decided awards to curb frivolous suits and protect access to care.
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