Autumn color peak near end of October in West Virginia
Tourism officials forecast peak autumn colors by late October in the West Virginia mountains. The report notes a dry August could cause colors to change rapidly and drop quickly, while Bridge Day security plans may affect travel to WVU homecoming events in Morgantown. Citizens are urged to report suspicious activity to a Homeland Security hotline.
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West Virginia
Division of Tourism
Travel Counsel
New River Gorge Bridge
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Jeff Thompson
Princeton Rotarians
FBI
National Guard
Wise
WVU
Thompson
Marshall
Special Homeland Security
Bible Verse Echoes Through Newsroom Doors
A devotional biblical passage interrupts an otherwise standard newsroom moment as worshippers bow before the LORD and praise the God of Israel. The scene recalls 2 Chronicles 20 18 19 with reverent congregational response in an unexpected setting.
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Jehoshaphat
Judah
Jerusalem
Israel
Uninsured rise in U S health coverage jump 2001
A Census Bureau report shows 41.2 million people lacked health insurance in 2001 up 1.4 million from the previous year while 240.09 million had coverage. The piece notes hospital write-offs, Medicaid gaps, and urges lawmakers to seek solutions to rising insurance costs and access.
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United States
Census Bureau
Mercer County
WVPE Calls For Enforcing School Bus Time Limits
WVPE applauds a state education department study on school bus transportation. The group urges enforcement of time limits to keep trips safe and calm, noting long rides and mixed ages harm attitudes. Caren Lilly, WVPE president, Buckhannon, WV.
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Pam Hawkins
Chuck Mathena
Mark Wills
Don” Meadows
Elizabeth Osborne
Don Caruth
House of Delegates
County Commission
Tony White
Marshall Long
Wills
WVPE
State Department of Education
Virginia Professional Educators
State Department
Caren Lilly
West Virginia
Buckhannon
W.va
Remembering Dr Salvator Altchek A $5 Brooklyn GP
Dan K Thomasson recalls Dr Salvator Altchek a longtime Brooklyn physician who charged five dollars for care and ten at most reflecting on the era of general practitioners and the rise of specialization. He notes Altchek died at 92 and left a legacy of accessible medicine and community service.
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Ashington
Salvator Altchek
Brooklyn Heights
New York City
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