April Paris broke up laughing after her daughter, Ava, told a guy with a notebook what she wanted to be when she grew up. “A heavy equipment operator,” Ava said, with all the seriousness and earnestness a 5-year-old can muster. “Can you believe it?” Paris said. “She’s ...
The prosecution played over two hours of an interview between law enforcement and the woman accused of killing Timothy Pahl for jurors and the more than 15 friends, family members, fraternity brothers and neighbors there to watch during the second day of trial. Elizabeth Chinn, 34, was ...
Kindermusik With Penni offers music and movement classes designed to engage children from babies to 7-year-olds, teaching them everything from language skills to coordination. Penni Witt is an early childhood specialist who operates the Mountaineer Mall studio. Classes are designed by ...
While City Manager Paul Brake said he has reached out to Milan Puskar Health Right regarding the placement of sharps containers in various places around town, the plan is to begin working on the issue next week and have the boxes placed “in the next few weeks.” During a Jan. 10 work session, it was indicated the city planned to take Health Right up on its offer to purchase, place, maintain and empty needle disposal boxes placed at three locations. Following the session, Brake said he planned to reach out to Health Right and the Morgantown Police Department to iron out the ...
Despite her previous warnings, Skylar Braithwaite remains optimistic. Back in August, the graduate student and intern in Morgantown City Manager Paul Brake’s office warned that West Virginia would be in trouble if there wasn’t significant investment at the state level in the upcoming 2020 Census. That investment has yet to materialize, and according to some of the people heading up census efforts locally, it may already be too late. Braithwaite is leading census efforts for the city of Morgantown. She helped organize a recent meeting of the local complete count ...
After spending nearly two weeks in Antarctica, where he saw whales, sea lions, penguins, glaciers and icebergs and took a true icy polar plunge in freezing water, Dr. Lee B. Smith and his two traveling buddies had one question on their minds: “When can we come back?” Because everything ...
