Friday Dec 25 | Charleston Daily Mail
Analysis: Dark chapter for health reform
Analysis: Dark chapter for health reform by The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Going into Monday morning's crucial Senate vote on health-care legislation, Republican chances for defeating the bill had come down to a last, macabre hope.
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Early winter storm stalls county
Weather predictors hit the nail on the head last week with both amounts of snowfall and severity of conditions, as snow depths reached up to three feet in some places, with unconfirmed reports of 45 inches of snow on Kennision Mountain.
Goldie L. "Lovie" Rexrode Daniels, 77, a former resident of Beverly and a resident of Nella's Nursing Home Inc., passed away at 5 a.m. Saturday, Dec.
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County to use ARC for temporary animal shelter
The Pocahontas County Commission voted unanimously at a special meeting on Thursday to support the local Humane Society in establishing a temporary animal shelter at the Allegheny Recreation Center building in Marlinton.
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Durbin council puts billing issues to bed
Emotions were palpable as discussion led to sewage billing once again at Durbin Town Council Monday night.
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Grand jury indicts 15 on 30 counts
The Pocahontas County Grand Jury indicted 15 people on 30 counts Tuesday, according to a media release from Prosecuting Attorney Donna Price.
New Restaurant Opens in Elkins Railyard
A new restaurant has opened in Elkins. The Railyard Restaurant is open Wednesdays through Sundays, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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County commissioners donate to libraries, extend challenges
County commissioners decided that libraries in two communities were worthy of taxpayer support, but the donations did not come without a challenge.
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PSD reverses October billing, payroll decisions
PSD ) conducted a special meeting on November 9 to undo two actions made at its previous regular meeting on October 27.
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PSD moves sewage billing to Linwood
Bowing to public pressure, the Pocahontas Public Service District voted to have billing for the PSD 's sewer customers moved to the PSD 's Linwood office, closer to where most of the sewer customers live.
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Momentum building for new county animal shelter
It's going to be another long, cold winter for the dogs at the county animal shelter in Durbin.
True colors: W.Va. fall leaf display bright but short-lived
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Mercer County Town Shares Haunted History
A Mercer County town shares it's haunted heritage. Known for it's fair share of ghost stories and haunted happenings, Bramwell, will be hosting it's 2nd annual Ghost Walk of Historic Bramwell this weekend.
Fayette County Board of Education: will meet at 6 p.m. in the Board of Education Office.
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Durbin council addresses billing issues, fills vacant seats
After accepting the resignations of councilmember Kenneth Lehman and reporter Pat Adams, Durbin town council quickly filled the positions after a brief discussion.
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Cavers clean sinkhole to protect Pocahontas water
More than 20 cavers descended into a sinkhole in northern Pocahontas County last week, but not for fun and adventure.
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Animal control plan to have long term, short term goals
Admitting that the Pocahontas County Humane Society cannot solve the short term animal control problem, Leslee McCarty had a long term proposal Friday that includes building a $200,000 facility.
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State BOE food policy buckles down on sweets
Board of education members were informed at Monday's meeting about a strict policy from the West Virginia Board of Education concerning fundraisers involving food.
Take a long drive before summer ends
As summer comes to an end, I encourage everyone to get outside and enjoy what, the great, West Virginia outdoors has to offer.
The Elkins town square is the place to be on the second and fourth Fridays of each month this summer for Fresh Food Fridays.