MORGANTOWN — The ruptured gas line that caused Morgantown Police to ask the public to avoid Krepps Street has been shut down and the area is now safe, the department […]
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Letters to the editor May 8
Place new pipeline in old channel of reservoir As a Morgantown resident, I have walked White Park for 20 years. Now, MUB has proposed water pipe routes which will cut […]
Not last word, but report represents thousands of voices
So, the Republican-led Legislature may not demand a return to Senate Bill 451. That won’t settle any of the arguments, though. Nearly three months later, the debate over SB 451 […]
Clay-Battelle eliminates Trinity with 15-3 win
MORGANTOWN — Clay-Battelle beat Trinity 15-3 on Tuesday to advance in the sectional tournament, while the Warriors’ season came to an end. The Cee-Bees will take on South Harrison at […]
Mountain State untouched by measles cases so far
By Suzanne Elliott Selliott@DominionPost.com MORGANTOWN — While measles cases were reported in states neighboring West Virginia, the Mountain State so far remains untouched by the virus. That could change, Monongalia […]
We can’t just take our time to repair, maintain the roads
Roundabouts, Emergency Road Assessments and W.Va. 26 paving, oh my. Much like driving, time seems to pass at different speeds on different roads. No, not just the result of speed […]
Letters to the editor May 6
Lawmaker should apply engineer’s code of ethics On April 22, The Dominion Post reported on a conversation with David McKinley, a professional engineer (PE) and our representative to Congress. He […]
State right to force vendors to supply their tax bills, too
The nature of government usually precludes it from righting wrongs in real time. Being deliberative, democratic and diligent results in time passing slowly, instead. That’s why we are always amazed […]
Legislature’s criminal justice reforms a good start
BY EMMA HARRISON As the nation questions the purpose of the criminal justice system, West Virginia joined the conversation during the 2019 legislative session. The extreme challenges people face after […]
Letters to the editor May 5
Return our roads with taxes to local control So much has been said, written, discussed and debated about the deplorable condition of our state highways that you might think there’s […]
