Clinic offers free weigh in to serve the community
A local health effort provides free weigh in services to residents in a humid, hot spell with temperatures in the lower 90s. The program aims to promote awareness and wellness among participants on page 12A.
Carnival Cruise Ecstasy Fire Near Miami Beach
A fire aboard the Carnival Ecstasy after departure from Port of Miami forced water spray to control flames. 2,575 onboard passengers included at least 80 from West Virginia, with Karen Fama and her dance group safe and later seen enjoying the trip at Carnival’s expense. The blaze likely started in a crew laundry room near the rear of the 855 foot liner, en route to Key West and Cozumel.
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Miami Beach
Miami
Karen Fama
Carnival Cruises
Ecstasy
Fama
Karen
Academy of Dance
Beckley
Key West
Fla
Cozumel
Mexico
West Virginia
Chrissy Fama
Heather Davis
Carnival Cruise Line
Raleigh County schools plan strategy against student violence
Educators and community leaders in Raleigh County met to address escalating school violence. Officials discussed interventions for potentially violent students, including school resource officers and metal detectors, following threats last year. Superintendent Dwight Dials recalled a fatal incident and noted confidentiality limits on police information.
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Raleigh County
Douglas Dyer
Connie Giammeri
Giammerino
Dwight Dials
Dials
Mountaintop Removal Debates Permits and Fees in WV
Gov. Cecil Underwood convened a task force to scrutinize mining permits and mitigation fees after state regulators allegedly stretched exemptions on postmining land use. John Ailes, head of mining and reclamation, says about one third of variances favor commercial woodlands and wildlife habitat, with the rest split among agricultural uses. The panel's review follows lawsuits and citizen complaints against the Division of Environmental Protection amid attacks on a new mining law.
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Charleston
West Virginia
John Ailes
State Division of Environmental Protection
Ailes
Cecil Underwood
Underwood
Heat wave makes indoor tanning and indoor activities surge
In Texas and surrounding states the extreme heat keeps people indoors. Tanning salons report higher business while sunroof installers and bicycle shops see declines. People like Kim Hanna prefer indoor tanning over outdoor sun. Some deaths linked to the heat have chills in outdoor activities and gyms see more indoor workouts.
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Dallas
Texas
Palm Beach
Tomer
Kim Hanna
Larry Kramer
Texas Auto Tops
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