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Commission talks to engineering companies about landslide work in Washington W.Va. from 2020 (opens the original)
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R.J Hovatter and Mary Hartley, representing the Thrasher group, talked to the Wood County Commission Monday regarding their qualifications for a landslide repair in Washington Bottom as the commission was interviewing companies to do the work. (Photo by Brett Dunlap) Dana Burns, President of Potesta and Associates, and Chris Grose, senior engineer with Potesta and Associates in Charleston appeared before the Wood County Commission Monday to discuss a landslide repair job in Washington Bottom as
Bill for company that helped fight the Peoples Cartage fire being paid (opens the original)
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PARKERSBURG - A bill to one of the companies that helped fight the Peoples Cartage warehouse fire in early July is being paid, Wood County officials said. In an email to the county commission, Steve Sansevere, regional manager warehouse operations for the Mid-Ohio Valley for Peoples Cartage Inc., said the check had been sent to the county to pay the outstanding bill to SPSI in its efforts to fight the warehouse fire in early July. "Please be advised that the check for services provided by SPSI h
People can register to vote in Washington County by Oct. 5 (opens the original)
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MARIETTA - People throughout Washington County still have time to get registered to vote for the November general election. People are still able to register to vote in Washington County until 9 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5 at the Board of Elections office at 204 Davis Ave. Suite B in Marietta. People can also register to vote online at the Washington County Board of Elections' website at at www.boe.ohio.gov/washington/ or the Ohio Secretary of State's website at www.ohiosos.gov/ "When people get their d
Bill for company that helped fight the Peoples Cartage fire being paid (opens the original)
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PARKERSBURG - A bill to one of the companies that helped fight the Peoples Cartage warehouse fire in early July is being paid, Wood County officials said. In an email to the county commission, Steve Sansevere, regional manager warehouse operations for the Mid-Ohio Valley for Peoples Cartage Inc., said the check had been sent to the county to pay the outstanding bill to SPSI in its efforts to fight the warehouse fire in early July. "Please be advised that the check for services provided by SPSI h
Paving at City Park won’t impact Harvest Moon Festival (opens the original)
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A crew from Brown Asphalt perform scratch and leveling work before an asphalt overlay Friday morning near the fountain at Parkersburg City Park as resurfacing and asphalt work is being done throughout the park. (Photo by Evan Bevins) Sisters-in-law Regina Kelbaugh, left, and Cinda Parsons walk with Parsons’ great-nephew Cainan past a Brown Asphalt truck in Parkersburg City Park Friday morning. The park was still being used by a number of walkers as the company worked on a paving project. (Photo
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