Judge orders town to fix runoff damage in Alderson
Greenbrier Circuit Judge James Rowe issued an injunction forcing Alderson to address a decade of water runoff affecting Judith Ballard’s property near the town’s baseball complex. The ruling requires the town to cover Ballard’s linked expenses, while damages to the home remain to be resolved, highlighting long neglect by aldermanic officials.
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West Virginia's Rainy Day Fund Need in Coming Budget
The state faces a potential shortfall in the rainy day fund next year despite current reserves of about 67 million dollars. Flood recovery may force dipping into the emergency fund while economic surpluses previously boosted the fund. Governor Underwood's budget trimmed the rainy day allocation, prompting debate on balancing infrastructure development with a safety net for disasters.
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CableVision Oak Hill upgrade promises high speed Internet
CableVision Communications announces a forthcoming Oak Hill upgrade finishing in 1999 that will enable high speed Internet access and enhanced programming networks. General manager Ben Todaro emphasizes the investment strengthens the customer partnership and reinforces 25 years of service and affordable pricing. A separate note thanks volunteers who assisted at the Princeton Tourist Information Center after a June 10 incident.
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Princeton emergency crew helps strangers save husband
In Princeton a community of hospital staff, the ambulance squad, and ER nurse Beth aided Karen Patterson and her husband. The team stabilized him so they could return home the next day, prompting gratitude from Humble Texas.
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Scientists and God Word Faith Claim Infallible Promises
Mason Meadows argues that biblical promises prove ongoing divine control of Earth. He cites Noah’s sacrifice and Genesis 8 22 to insist ongoing seedtime harvest and seasonal cycles negate global warming. He urges readers to trust Scripture over scientific claims. Beckley
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Web presence and contact info for The Register-Herald
The Register-Herald highlights its online home at www.register-herald.com and provides editorial contact channels. Editor Dawn A Keys is reachable at dkeys register-herald.com and Opinion page editor R Shawn Lewis at r shawn lewis hotmail.com with general e-mail options also mentioned.
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Good times and doubts in the US economy
National view notes May wage gains and low inflation, with strong job access and six years of growth boosting women and Black workers. Poverty falls three years running due to private business activity, while experts debate if growth and low inflation can persist amid Asia’s turmoil and policy risk.
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