Monroe school board threatens action over PSD debt plan
The Monroe County School Board, at a Monday meeting, threatened legal action against the Red Sulphur Public Service District and state officials over a 1994 sewer plant deal for James Monroe High School. Superintendent Lyn Guy said the district seeks credit and demands PSD acknowledge debt, while the board wrestles with a shrinking deficit and a moved enrollment plan. The district also joined a land condemnation suit and faced a $1,891.67 legal-cost bill, which the board planned to credit toward the service agreement.
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Summers courthouse computer system halfway installed
Summers County is halfway through installing a courthouse computer system. The sheriff tax office and assessor office are online and sharing the taxpayer database. Training next week for Mary Beth Merritt's office will complete setup. The project, bid $78,706 to CSSI, aims to reduce data errors and paper work.
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Gordon's Chrome Illusion Car Exhibit at Crossroads Mall
NASCAR star Jeff Gordon's No 24 Chrome Illusion car will be on display Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at JC Penney Crossroads Mall in the Simply for Sports Department. Fans may pose for photos from noon to 7 p.m. for $5, with proceeds benefiting United Way of Southern West Virginia's 1999 campaign. Visitors can register for gifts and prizes.
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Corridor H opponents file second federal lawsuit in DC
A West Virginia environmental group, Corridor H Alternatives, filed a second federal lawsuit in Washington DC challenging the 113 mile Corridor H project. They seek to reroute the highway away from a Civil War battlefield in Tucker County and widen nearby US 219 to four lanes. The suit follows an October 1997 ruling by Judge Hogan that the project complied with required procedures.
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