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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1998
Page
3
Photographs from the Veterans Day parade captured by Paul Corbit Brown showcase ceremony attendees, marching units, veterans groups, and the overall public observance, highlighting patriotic display and community involvement.
On day six of the Beckley-Stratton Junior High gas saga, carbon monoxide remains in the boiler room dressing room and gym though levels are down. Engineers from REIC Labs led by Angie Leef tested the building while Gates from Gates Calloway Moore West and Superintendent Dwight Dials oversaw progress. Vent pipes were added, a stronger fan installed on the hot water heater vent, and carbon monoxide detectors were placed to monitor readings locally.
Citizens of North Fayette area will hear from municipal representatives at a public hearing Monday night at Midland Trail High School. Patty Robertson coordinates the event to present the facts about incorporation and funding, with speakers from Gauley Bridge Pax Ansted and Jefferson. The North Fayette Planning and Zoning Committee faces scrutiny over proposed widening of Sunday Road and incorporation plans. Robertson emphasizes a neutral presentation to let residents decide, while the committee helps cover printing costs.
Nerissa Young reports Summers County High School chosen as one of 25 across the nation for the New American High School Project by the Southern Regional Education Board. SCHS will receive training funding and 18 months to upgrade curriculum with consultants visiting starting January.
HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo announced 6.15 million dollars in housing grants for Beckley 16 independent living apartments under Fayette Monroe Raleigh Summers Health Council Inc to provide housing for very low income people with disabilities. Other projects include elderly housing in Huntington and Petersburg and disabled housing in Petersburg and Point Pleasant.
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