Buck deer season opens across West Virginia
West Virginia begins a two week buck deer season as thousands head to the woods. DNR officials predict 350000 hunters statewide with 90 percent buck hunting participation. Flatwoods resident Dennison recalls his first deer at 13 while planning a two week hunt with ten relatives on his family farm.
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West Virginia
Danny Morrison
Dan
State Division of Natural Resources
Bernie Dowler
DNR
Wildlife Resources Section
Dennison
Wise proposes planning after mountaintop removal mining
West Virginia congressman Rep. Bob Wise urges a three stage plan to convert mined sites into higher and better uses. He calls for a planning council including state economic offices to maximize post mining development while studying environmental impacts and pushing legislative fixes. The task force meets Dec 2 to finalize recommendations.
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Charleston
Bob Wise
Wise
D-W.va
Cecil Underwood
Underwood
West Virginia Development Office
West Virginia Housing Development Fund
State Division of Highways
Death of a School: Clear Fork High School Closed
Clear Fork High School, once a vibrant hub, sits now as a vandalized shell after Raleigh County Board of Education closed it amid declining enrollment and budget strain. Residents decry the building as an eyesore as vandals break in, steal materials, and spray obscene graffiti while youth gather inside to drink and party, raising calls for demolition. The gym fire and ongoing neglect heighten safety concerns and pressure for action by local officials.
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Linda Jarrett
Raleigh County Board of Education
Lear Fork High School
Clear Fork
Okey Stover
Billy Butler
Curtis Stover
Residents demand removal of asbestos old Clear Fork High
Clear Fork High, closed in 1992 after enrollment fell to 196, faces community pressure to be torn down and rebuilt. Residents accuse the building of asbestos hazards and vandalism while calling on the Raleigh County Commission to help replace the aging campus with a new school. The site remains a heartbreak for locals who once gathered there for community events.
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Curtis Stover
Raleigh County Commission
Gary Kinder
Clear Fork High
Former White House interns weary of Clinton Lewinsky talk
Former intern Alison Bracewell recalls the Clinton Lewinsky scandal as tiresome and intrusive. She notes she knew Monica Lewinsky only casually and did not attend the pizza party. Bracewell, studying public administration at the University of Georgia, worked in the White House during the November 1995 government shutdown. The Starr report cites the first sexual encounter at a White House pizza gathering. Bracewell says she had a valuable experience in Washington but now faces constant questions about the affair.
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Atlanta
Clinton
Monica
White House
Alison Bracewell
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Bracewell
University of Georgia
House
Lewinsky
Kenneth Starr
Washington
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