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Brooke County celebrates 4-H (opens the original)
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WELLSBURG - As with others across the country, Brooke County’s 4-H clubs are preparing for a week of celebrating the youth leadership organization while showcasing some of what they do. National 4-H Week begins Monday, established as a week recognizing the more than 6 million youth, along with the volunteers and other leaders, for their service in their communities. "That’s when enrollment opens up for the year," explained Jason Rine, WVU Extension agent for Brooke County who leads the county’s
Brooke County celebrates 4-H (opens the original)
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WELLSBURG - As with others across the country, Brooke County’s 4-H clubs are preparing for a week of celebrating the youth leadership organization while showcasing some of what they do. National 4-H Week begins Monday, established as a week recognizing the more than 6 million youth, along with the volunteers and other leaders, for their service in their communities. "That’s when enrollment opens up for the year," explained Jason Rine, WVU Extension agent for Brooke County who leads the county’s
Education West Virginia expresses concern over leave policy proposal (opens the original)
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NEW CUMBERLAND - While noting they had been informed proposed changes to Hancock County Schools’ leave policy were not set in stone, representatives of Education West Virginia are urging school officials to take care in what amendments are made. Lisa Summers, the association’s field representative for the Northern Panhandle, was on hand during Monday’s Hancock County Board of Education meeting to address concerns with proposed amendments to the Personal Leave Benefits policy. The Personal Leave
Wellsburg Applefest has appeal for all (opens the original)
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WELLSBURG – For almost half a century, the Wellsburg Applefest has drawn residents from near and far for a celebration of community, food, entertainment, and a particular home-grown fruit. The festivities are set to return for a 47th year this weekend, as several blocks of Charles Street and the Wellsburg Town Square will be lined with vendors, with activities scheduled from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. The Wellsburg Applefest began in 1979 as a celebr
Weirton Council re-examining parking ordinance proposal (opens the original)
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WEIRTON - Weirton Council is taking a second look at an ordinance, presented earlier this month and designed to address concerns with the parking and storage of vehicles on unimproved areas, before moving it toward final passage. Council met in a work session Tuesday, deciding to form a committee - to be comprised of Councilmembers Rick Stead, Jesse Keeder and Chris Jonczak - to consider possible amendments to the ordinance. It also was suggested the ordinance be tabled when it comes up for a se
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