Summer blast off in Northfork and Keystone
KEYS TOWN join in fall celebration with music food rides and fellowship. Robert White says Last Blast aims to unite communities with activities for youths and adults. SPARKS Youth Empowerment provided bouncy rides while Community Praise Choir offered drinks and hot dogs. West Virginia Free offered face painting as part of The Sky's the Limit summer program wrap-up and pizza garden project. Vondelere Scott Keystone town clerk notes ongoing planning for the event.
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Keystone
Northfork
Robert White
Sparks Youth Empowerment
Community Praise Choir
Rachel Huff
Danielle Mullins
West Virginia Free
Reproductive Health and Justice Organization
Jayon Scott
Scott
Vondelere Scott
Princeton musician leads cleanup drive on High Street
Arnold Palmer, local Princeton musician, leads a neighborhood cleanup using a $1,000 grant and 25 to 30 young workers. He records projects and pays workers with certificates, seeks more donations, and hopes to curb the bad image of High Street while engaging residents and officials like U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall. Contributions can be sent to the Apalm Project at J.H. Easley Tabernacle Church.
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Princeton
Princeton Area
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
High Street
U.S
Nick Rahall
D-W.va
J.H. Easley Tabernacle Church
Henderson St
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bottonline
Barrister named Judge of the Year in West Virginia
David H. Sanders, Circuit Court Judge for the 23rd circuit in Jefferson County, was named 2012 Judge of the Year by the West Virginia Association of Justice. The award, presented September 14, honors his long public service, including a 1992 election to the bench, and his family lineage in Princeton.
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David H. Sanders
Jefferson County
West Virginia Association of Justice
Princeton
William H. “Henry” Sanders III
Rachel Molenda
Journal
Martinsburg
Sanders
WVAJ
West Virginia College of Law
Eastern Panhandle
William H
Katherine Sanders
Mercer County
Washington, D.C
Hartley Poe Sanders
William Sanders
West Virginia
Judge Sanders
Jim Bordas
BioGems aim to save Earth's most endangered spots
NRDC's BioGems Initiative identifies irreplaceable lands and seas under threat from industry. Celebrities like Robert Redford, Pierce Brosnan and Leonardo DiCaprio back campaigns to curb oil drilling and whaling, mobilizing 1.3 million supporters to pressure governments and companies.
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Natural Resources Defense Council
NRDC
Americas
Bers
Robert Redford
Pierce Brosnan
Leonardo DiCaprio
Paul McCartney
Alec Baldwin
Seth Myers
Jason Mraz
BioGems
Iceland
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Ernc Duncan
USS. Department of Education
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