Three Gap Mills youths face charges over church vandalism
Three Monroe County juveniles from Gap Mills ages 12 15 and 17 are accused of breaking into Carmel Presbyterian Church Aug 23 spraying extinguishers overturning chairs breaking lights and damaging a Mary and Jesus picture along with baselment vandalism hospitalizing a dog abuse incident causing about 6030 damage Sheriff deputy Bland said the prosecutor will decide filing petitions.
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Gap Mills
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Bland
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Zenith Road
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James Irwin
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Beckley council approves five year computer lease deal
Beckley Common Council approved a five year lease purchase with Comvest Ltd Inc for 15 work stations and software at 100000. Ownership depends on lien or transfer after partial payments. The city also bought the work stations from Gateway as the lowest qualified bidder. Additional actions included refurbishing a 1984 GMC pumper for 43287, buying a polygraph machine for 8200, closing an alley near Westmoreland Street, approving a church use permit at 911 Terrill St, and reviewing seven proposals to update the city comprehensive plan.
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Gateway
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Ravenswood
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Axelton
Houston
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American Electric Power Co
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Word of Truth Church of God In Christ
Terrill St
Greenbrier Co man charged with domestic battery and child abuse
Alexander Loudermilk 25 of Frankfort waived a preliminary hearing in magistrate court on charges of domestic battery and child abuse causing injury from an Aug 26 incident at his home. He remains free on 13000 bond as prosecutors plan to present the case to a grand jury in October.
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Greenbrier
Alexander “Shawn” Loudermilk
Frankfort
Kelsey Campbell
Loudermilk
Ernie Backus
Rupert
Amy
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Woman pleads guilty in Kanawha County aggravated robbery case
An Ohio woman Stacy Jarvis 23 of Marietta pleaded guilty in Kanawha County Circuit Court to aggravated robbery tied to a December home invasion during which a Burnwell woman was raped and her two sons 14 and 6 were bound with duct tape abducted The alleged co defendants Mark Best and David Barnes both of Marietta face charges of kidnapping aggravated robbery and first degree sexual assault for entering the home and forcing the victim to withdraw money from an ATM The case centers on the assault and abduction of the woman and her children by three involved parties
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Stacy Jarvis
Marietta
Kanawha
Mark DeWayne Best
David Michael Barnes
Burnwell
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