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Burglary
charges added
A
Monongalia County man arrested
earlier this month is facing five additional felony charges stemming from burglaries
in
South Park and Suncrest.
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High
Street work slated for August finish
Downtown Morgantown’s streetscape
project on High Street should be done by August,
officials said.
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Preston
chamber
honors its members
T here’s a huge gap between
what West Virginians consume
each year and what they
grow, West Virginia Commissioner
of Agriculture Walt Helmick told
Preston County Chamber of
Commerce members.
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BURGE,
Ernest Shannon
DULEY, Barbara Ann
JOHNSON, Joseph A.
LAMBERT, Carl William Sr.
SIMPSON, Ruby Jane
TOOTHMAN, Peggy Lou
WARREN, Aubree Jane Sue
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Arias
jury deadlocked
but must continue
PHOENIX — Jurors
in the Jodi
Arias murder trial told the judge
they’ve been unable to reach a unanimous
verdict on whether she should
be sentenced to life or death.
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4
Americans killed since
2009 in U.S. drone strikes
WASHINGTON — The
Obama administration acknowledged
for the first
time Wednesday that four
American citizens have
been killed in drone
strikes in Pakistan and
Yemen since 2009.
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Oklahoma
tornado damage
could top $2 billion
MOORE,
Okla. — Authorities have now accounted
for the last six people —
all of them adults — who
were believed to still be
missing after the massive
tornado in an Oklahoma
City suburb.
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Column:
Father ’s
death
has
a huge
impact on
life
coach
Mazey
T’S
ALWAYS INTERESTING how
things come full circle, and
that ’s certainly the case with
this year’s WVU baseball team,
which begins play today in the
Big 12 tournament. (Quick side
question: How many would have
guessed the baseball team would
finish higher in the conference
standings than football or men’s
basketball this year?)
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WVU
sending 9
to track prelims
Nine
members of the WVU track and field
team will compete at the NCAA East Preliminary
Round, today-Saturday, at North Carolina
A&T State University, in Greensboro, N.C.
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Penguins
cruise
to 3-1 series lead
OTTAWA — Jarome
Iginla and James Neal
each scored twice and the Pittsburgh Penguins
routed the Ottawa Senators, 7-3, on Wednesday,
to take a 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference
semifinal series.
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Geno
picks Jay-Z’s agency
as new rep
FLORHAM
PARK, N.J.
—
Geno Smith has joined
Jay-Z for one big sports and
hip-hop collaboration.
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Sen.
Rockefeller sponsors
new head-injury legislation
CHARLESTON — A
senator who has long
pushed parents, coaches
and communities to help
protect young athletes from
sports-related concussions
is now sponsoring federal
legislation to set safety
standards for helmets.
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Woods
says Garcia
comment hurtful,
but time to move on
VIRGINIA
WATER,
England — Sergio Garcia
apologized to Tiger Woods
for saying he would have “
fried chicken” at dinner
with his rival, a comment
that Woods described as
hurtful and inappropriate.
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Chalk
this one
up for education?
None
of it’s going to keep our kids engaged about the
learning process this summer. However, none of what’s occurred in
our state’s public
education system since this school year began could
qualify as by the book, either.
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Israel:
Stirring up diversity in a hostile environment
WHEN
I WAS LEAVING ISRAEL last
week, after a weeklong trip with a
small group of family and friends,
newspaper headlines in the airport
lounge spoke of possible military
conflict with Syria. Yet
there was no sign of anxiety anywhere
around — nothing to hint
that this was a country in the
shadow of war. Perhaps its people
have lived in that shadow for so
long that it is part of their
not-so-new normal.
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Letters
to the editor
Removal
of fresh water
from use looming threat
Let
PSC know deal for
power plant bad idea
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Landreth
returns to
‘Mountain Stage’ on June 2
More
than 30 years in, Sonny
Landreth admits to feeling the
potholes that come with life on
the road a bit more these days,
but that doesn’t keep the bluesman
from loving the gigs.
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Colum:
TV outlook
brightens for
sunny season
LAST
WEEK, I WAS a glass-half-empty
kind of gal regarding TV networks
slate of upcoming series.
But, I’m feeling more optimistic
these days.
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Milnes
receives
Vandalia Award on Friday
CHARLESTON — The
Vandalia Award, West Virginia’s
highest folklife honor,
will be presented to folklorist,
filmmaker, author
and musician Gerald
Milnes of Elkins, on Friday
at the 37th Annual Vandalia
Gathering.
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