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Community memorializes lost pets at Berkeley County Humane Society (opens the original)
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MARTINSBURG - After about a decade away, a pet remembrance event returned Sunday, this time at the Berkeley County Humane Society. The event brought together shelter volunteers, pet owners and animal advocates to remember animals that have died, recognize those who continue to work with shelter animals and highlight pets still waiting for homes. The event had previously been held about 10 years ago behind the former Martinsburg Mall, according to Humane Society President Shari Persad. Sunday was
Volunteers distribute naloxone and promote overdose prevention in Berkeley County (opens the original)
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MARTINSBURG - Dozens of volunteers spent Thursday distributing naloxone and talking with residents about overdose prevention as part of the annual Save a Life Day. More than a dozen sites across Berkeley County participated in the event, which provides free naloxone kits and brief training on how to use the medication to reverse an opioid overdose. Chelsea Garcia, who volunteered Thursday and has participated in Save a Life Day for three years, said one of the most important messages is that peo
Manhattan Pizza opens first West Virginia location (opens the original)
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INWOOD - Brothers Jordan Whitehurst and Zach Zarou have spent most of their lives working in the pizza business, and now, theyâre bringing their familyâs business to West Virginia. The brothers recently celebrated the grand opening of the first West Virginia location of Manhattan Pizza, which opened June 1 in Butlerâs Crossing in Inwood. Whitehurst and Zarou said they started working for Manhattan Pizza when they were children, with Whitehurst beginning around age 8 and Zarou around age 6.
Republican candidate under fire for social media comments (opens the original)
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MARTINSBURG - Republican House of Delegates candidate Chris Clagett is facing public outcry over a series of social media comments about Black women and Muslims. Clagett, the Republican candidate for the 91st House District, which includes southern Berkeley County, made several of the comments on X, formerly known as Twitter, earlier this year. In January, Clagett wrote that Black women were âthe most ill-mannered, ill-behaved, loud-mouthed demographics on the face of the Earthâ in response
Bales & Moo Petting Zoo brings animals, agriculture education to Berkeley County (opens the original)
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MARTINSBURG - After three years of planning and a year of construction, Bales & Moo Petting Zoo opened its gates Saturday, bringing a collection of farm animals and an agricultural education program to Berkeley County. The farm features Highland cattle, wallabies, emus, goats, ducks, geese and a roughly 700-pound pig. Many of the animals are rescues. For co-owner Madison Snyder, the business grew out of a lifelong interest in animals. Snyder earned a degree in animal nutritional science and init
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