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Local raptor specialist fighting to keep bald eagle (opens the original)
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ELKINS – Imagine having nurtured and become close friends with an animal that has been by your side for the past 11 years. Now imagine being notified that the animal will be taken away from you in three months. That’s exactly what local raptor specialist Jo Santiago was told will happen with the bald eagle, Freedom, that has been part of her everyday life for more than a decade. The American Eagle Foundation (AEF), a nonprofit organization, recently notified Santiago that they will reclaim Freed
Local raptor specialist fighting to keep bald eagle (opens the original)
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ELKINS – Imagine having nurtured and become close friends with an animal that has been by your side for the past 11 years. Now imagine being notified that the animal will be taken away from you in three months. That’s exactly what local raptor specialist Jo Santiago was told will happen with the bald eagle, Freedom, that has been part of her everyday life for more than a decade. The American Eagle Foundation (AEF), a nonprofit organization, recently notified Santiago that they will reclaim Freed
Maid Silvia Strolls Downtown (opens the original)
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ELKINS – Spectators lined both sides of Davis Avenue Sunday afternoon to watch the 2026 Mountain State Forest Festival Children’s Parade under sunny skies, and were able to catch a peek at this year’s Maid Silvia. This year’s Children’s Parade theme was “Paws, Wings, and Autumn Things,” and participants were asked to dress as their favorite woodland creature, forest animal, bird, butterfly or any fall-inspired creation. The parade stretched from 11th Street past Elkins City Hall, where it conclu
Disaster Preparedness Workshop set in Elkins (opens the original)
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ELKINS – The Tygart Valley United Way and United Way of Central West Virginia will team up to host seven separate Disaster Preparedness Workshops over the next two months. One of the workshops will take place in Elkins, at the West Virginia Wood Technology Center on Oct. 6. The session will run from 5-6:30 p.m. at the facility, located on 11th Street. “We are going to give away door prizes and there will be a light meal at each one of the workshops,” Tygarts Valley United Way Regional Engagement
Mon Forest, DNR renew partnership (opens the original)
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ELKINS – For the first time nearly 40 years, the Monongahela National Forest and West Virginia Division of Natural Resources have renewed a long-standing partnership. The two sides recently updated a memorandum of understanding that formalizes a collaborative relationship to conserve and manage fish, wildlife, habitat, and other natural resources across the state of West Virginia. “For more than six decades, the Forest Service and West Virginia Division of Natural Resources have worked side by s
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