MORGANTOWN – To bench, or not to bench. Seemingly minor in the grand scheme of things, that is a question – the placement of benches in and around downtown Morgantown – that has been contemplated a number of times over the years. Councilor Jenny Selin alluded to that fact during ...
MORGANTOWN – In just over one year since implementation of Morgantown’s hotly debated Article 1157, more commonly known as the camping ban, the controversial law has resulted in 35 warnings, eight second offense citations and one third offense citation, according to the city. Per the ...
MORGANTOWN – The second reading of an amendment to Article 153 of city code pertaining to the ban of conversion therapy involving minors was not on Morgantown City Council’s agenda on Tuesday. Mayor Danielle Trumble said the matter is on hold while the city works with the ACLU of West ...
MORGANTOWN – What’s it going to take for the Morgantown Utility Board to bring its combined sewer discharges into area waterways under the threshold set by federal and state regulatory agencies? Likely a minimum of $150 million for starters. Morgantown City Council heard Tuesday ...
MORGANTOWN - West Virginia Attorney General John McCuskey has informed the city of Morgantown that its law prohibiting medical and mental health professionals from engaging in conversion therapy with a minor is unconstitutional. Conversion therapy, per the city ordinance adopted Oct. 19, ...
MORGANTOWN – The feedback was not unexpected. In March, Morgantown City Council broached the topic of a potential increase to its $3 Safe Streets & Safe Community Fee – commonly referred to as a user fee – collected from the paychecks of every person working within city ...