Murder suspect in New Jersey arrest linked to Beckley homicide
Jermald Adrem Hills also known as Escobar, wanted for the April murder of Damon Harris, was caught after a brawl outside Plum Street Pub in New Brunswick New Jersey. He was treated for injuries as officers confirmed his identity and connection to the Beckley case.
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New Jersey
Jermald Adrem Hills
Escobar
Beckley
Damon Harris
Plum Street
New Brunswick
N.J
Hills
Cedric
Robertson
Jermald Hills
Parachute Event At New River Gorge Draws 300 Plus Jumpers
More than 300 BASE parachutists from Norway Italy and Israel will leap from the New River Gorge Bridge for Bridge Day 202X. Organizers report a world record 12 person simultaneous jump possible and 233 rappellers will descend from the bridge structure. Traffic will be restricted and a $3080 registration fee has been collected.
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Fayetteville
Norway
Italy
Israel
New River Gorge
Bridge Day Commission
Avery Badenhop
U.S. Route 19
Badenhop
Commission
New River Gorge Bridge
School Lunch Program Still Vital for West Virginia Students
The 1946 National School Lunch Act built a system feeding 180000 lunches and 77000 breakfasts daily in West Virginia. With 160 billion lunches served nationwide, the program sees continued growth despite a $4.2 billion appropriation this year, down from 1997.
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Harry S. Truman
Congress
Harriet Deel
West Virginia
Deel
Missing Kovack case puzzles state police in Virginia
State police veteran Sgt. W S Moore says the Robert Kovack disappearance remains puzzling after he was last seen September 18 leaving his Blacksburg apartment. Leads centered on a tractor trailer sighting near Route 19 proved inconclusive. authorities seek any information to locate the 24 year old, 6 foot 3 inch, 175 pound man with brown hair and eyes. Call Oak Hill detachment at 469-2915 with tips.
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W.S. Moore
Oak Hill
Robert Kovack
Kovack
Blacksburg
Moore
U.S. Route 19
New River Gorge Bridge
Fayette County
Foul Odor Forces Evacuation of Coal City Head Start
About 72 children ages 3 and 4 and four teachers were evacuated from the Coal City Head Start facility after a persistent foul smell led to closure. Interim director Norma Jesse said the odor prompted home visits and field trips as officials sought the odor source with the building owner Clyde Bell. Environmental tests were conducted by Environmental Services International, with Bell’s son-in-law Charles Kipps stating the odor is not sewer gas.
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Coal City
Norma
Jesse
Head Start
Public Health Department
Clyde Bell
Environmental Services International
Bell
Charles Kipps
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Crescent Elementary School
Samantha Shiflett
Sara Bane
Annette Z. Fox
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