Monroe County Bond Levy Planned for 2.9 Million Referendum
Voters on Tuesday face a 2.9 million bond levy referendum to fund key projects. If approved, the money would build an eight classroom wing and gym at Peterstown Elementary School among other needs.
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Monroe County school levy funds backed by crowded Peterstown cafetorium
The levy allocates 548241 for Peterstown Middle School gym floor upgrades cafeteria expansion and dressing room upgrades and HVAC improvements James Monroe High School gets 175000 for an auxiliary gym Mountain View Elementary receives 139851 for furnishings and wiring Monroe County Technical Center funds roof replacement of 100000 Peterstown Elementary built in 1962 now houses 438 students with crowded classrooms and a three shift cafeteria proving education suffers residents urge vote despite tax fatigue stressing that investment in education will benefit future generations and other counties face similar funding challenges
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Summers county asks voters to approve 50 percent excess levy
Summers County voters are urged to back a 50 percent excess levy to restore programs lost during lean years. The measure would raise about $602,000 annually for coaching and substitute salaries, library services, health department, 4-H office, and maintenance costs, ending ongoing fundraisers.
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Marsh Fork students demand fair bond funding
In a letter about Raleigh County Schools, a Marsh Fork community member challenges the omission of Marsh Fork Elementary from bond benefit lists. The writer cites strong test scores, beautification wins, and coal-revenue potential, urging the school board to allocate funds for heating and cooling to avoid punishing students for geographic location.
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Amendment 1 on Tuesday ballot seeks vague tax breaks
West Virginia AFL-CIO urges voters to oppose Amendment 1. The group argues the measure mainly offers property tax breaks to large businesses with no guaranteed job creation or local worker benefits. Walter Loomis of Hinton thanks staff and deputies after feeling ill at a Summers County Liberty game.
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Nurses Provide Comfort During Stroke Patient’s Raleigh Stay
Acknowledgment from a husband and wife thanks Raleigh General Hospital nurses and aides for kindness and concern after a stroke on October 2. They note fear and uncertainty during hospital stays and appreciate the friendly smiles and supportive words from the nursing staff.
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Reader argues not all men have affairs
A Beckley reader replies to Angie Hylton on the editorial page, recounting a 1954 marriage and a 1998 divorce after 44 years, stating no affairs occurred. He argues greater marital dedication could reduce divorces and improve the world.
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Liberty High School Trash Patrol clean up on Dingess Branch Road
Adopt A Highway volunteers from Liberty High School report the September 29 cleanup on Dingess Branch Road in Glen Daniel as their 10th anniversary effort. They collected at least 25 bags of trash, including 100 beer bottles, cans, fast food bags, and cigarette butts, urging stricter litter enforcement and plant a trash can program with more volunteers.
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