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PSC hearings on MARL project begin Monday in Capital City
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A complete week of evidentiary hearings on the proposed Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link (MARL) project begin Monday before the state Public Service Commission. The 107.5-mile, 500-kilovolt transmission line would run from Pennsylvania to Virginia, passing through just under 59 miles in West Virginia. Counties affected include Monongalia,...
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Greenbrier Historical Society celebrates a busy year and looks ahead to new projects
LEWISBURG, W.Va. – The Greenbrier Historical Society (GHS) gathered with members and supporters on Saturday, October 17, at the Historic Bell House in Lewisburg for its Annual Members Meeting and Dinner. The evening offered an opportunity to reflect on a busy year of preserving and sharing local history, recognize the people who make that work possible, and look ahead to exciting projects on the horizon.
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WVSOM Board of Governors Meetings Scheduled for Oct. 30
LEWISBURG, W.Va. (WVDN) – The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM) Board of Governors will meet Oct. 30 in the Grand Hall of the Clinical Evaluation Center on WVSOM’s Lewisburg campus and by teleconference. The Institutional Policy Committee will meet at 9 a.m. The Academic Committee and Finance and Audit Committee will meet at […] The post WVSOM Board of Governors Meetings Scheduled for Oct. 30 appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .
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Drivers to see lower speed limit on West Virginia interstate split
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) – The Charleston Police Department is advising drivers through the “Divide” area of the city to reduce speed. In a social media post, the Charleston Police Department states, “Motorists traveling through the I-64/I-77 interchange through Charleston will notice new speed limit signs installed by the WV DOT.”
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Community jack-o’-lanterns on display at Lewis House in Oak Hill
Oak Hill, WV (WOAY) The Lewis House in Oak Hill is still accepting pumpkins for the town’s jack-o-lantern display and contest. Anyone and everyone is welcome to drop off jack-o’-lanterns until the deadline at noon this Friday. The judging will take place Friday evening in front of the Lewis house, and the winner will earn a total package prize of $750. The jack-o’-lanterns will be lit and on display Friday evening, so be sure to swing by to see the community’s work in all of its glowing glory!
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Renters’ winter rights: legal aid offers cold-weather advice