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Off-campus student move-out dumpster program begins Friday

Republic Services, in cooperation with the City of Morgantown and West Virginia University, will hold a student move-out dumpster program for those individuals living in off-campus housing from Friday-May 16. There will be several changes to the program to limit the spread of COVID-19. Students are being asked to return on a staggered schedule to limit the number of people on the premises at any one time. The schedule will be determined by each landlord in coordination with Morgantown Police, WVU and Monongalia County Health Department officials. “There will be dumpsters ...

Weekly Newsletter – April 28, 2020

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MCBA donates Homegrown Pizza to health care workers at Mon Health, Ruby

About 200 health care workers at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital and Mon Health Medical Center recently had lunch from Homegrown Pizza courtesy of the Monongalia County Bar Association. “Obviously with what’s going on, health care providers are needing some community support,” ...

Truck crashes into Canyon Church

A pickup truck crashed into Canyon Community Church, on Canyon Road, causing damage to its foundation about 1 a.m. on Monday. That’s according to Deb Hagedorn, a lifetime member and elder at the church. There was no guardrail protecting the church because on Friday, an SUV hit the ...

Roundup faces lawsuits over its main ingredient

With warmer days fast approaching, many are probably thinking about getting gardens, lawns and flower beds in shape.For some, that means Roundup Weed and Grass Killer, or one of its sister products, will be used to tidy up landscaping and gardens across the country. But that might represent a ...

What should you do with your stimulus check?

It’s not too often you get $1,200 cash, no strings attached.So with that in mind, readers of The Dominion Post were asked what they would do with their stimulus money, which is tax-free, when they receive it.People who provided direct deposit information on their tax returns received their money first. Paper checks started being mailed out Friday.The answers ranged from home repairs to paying taxes, going on vacation to getting a new set of golf clubs. There was also saving the money for others or donating to a food pantry.Here’s what Dominion Post readers said:Amanda McCarty of ...