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Morgantown church asks to lead non-congregate shelter project

MORGANTOWN — Inspired by mission work building similar structures in Honduras, a group from the Morgantown Church of Christ has come to the city proposing the construction of up to 50 non-congregate shelters as resources for the area's unhoused community.  Representatives from the ...

Council votes 4-3 to consider camping ban

MORGANTOWN -- The crowd was overwhelming, and the proceedings were, at times, a bit raucous by public meeting standards.  Even so, Morgantown City Council walked away from Tuesday’s committee of the whole session with a 4-3 vote in favor of considering Article 1157, which, if ultimately ...

Encampment ban discussion on Tuesday's city council agenda

MORGANTOWN — A citywide ban on camping or using “camp paraphernalia” on any public property will be up for discussion when Morgantown City Council convenes for Tuesday’s committee-of-the-whole session.  Included on the posted meeting agenda is an ordinance creating a new article ...

Morgantown Council finalizes vape shop zoning restrictions

MORGANTOWN — The city of Morgantown has seen its last tobacco and vape shop open downtown, at least for the foreseeable future.  More than a month after its June 4 first reading, Morgantown City Council has adopted a zoning text amendment creating the “smoke shop/tobacco store” use ...

Morgantown budget amendment includes triage shelter funding

MORGANTOWN -- It appears Morgantown City Council will join the Monongalia County Commission in setting aside $150,000 to help finance Catholic Charities’ administrative takeover of the Bartlett House triage shelter in Hazel’s House of Hope.  Earlier this week, council approved on ...

Dozens turn out to address potential encampment law

MORGANTOWN -- The expansion of city laws prohibiting sleeping and camping beyond park property was not actually on Tuesday’s Morgantown City Council agenda.  It was, however, on everybody’s mind.  A crowd well beyond the capacity of the city’s meeting chamber spilled out ...