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By Bob Brunner

February 4, 2012  · The Senate Economic Development Committee has approved legislation creating a tax break for companies that invest in new technologies to deal with coal slurry.
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By Jessica Y. Lilly

February 3, 2012  · The mayor of a Nicholas County town was arrested for improper usage of town money. State Police say about $2,000 is missing.
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Army National Guard

By Cecelia Mason

February 3, 2012  · Budget cuts are forcing the Air Force to make changes and that will affect West Virginia’s two Air National Guard units.
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By Bob Brunner

February 3, 2012  · West Virginia’s Department of Education and the Arts does not include the Department of Education. As such, its budget is a tiny fraction of the nearly $2 billion the State spends on public schools.
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By Adam Cavalier

February 3, 2012  · The House of Delegates yesterday passed Senate Bill 165, which creates a criminal offense of sexual contact on incarcerated persons by correctional employees. The vote was 99-0. That bill goes back to the Senate.

Ballard, Pete

By Jessica Y. Lilly

February 3, 2012  · While Punxsutawney Phil is predicting 6 more weeks of winter for Pennsylvania, West Virginia State Wildlife Center’s French Creek Freddie and Concord Charlie are more optimistic this year.
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Medicaid

By Adam Cavalier

February 3, 2012  · House Finance Committee budget hearings continued yesterday with the Bureau of Senior Services. Medicaid dominates the organization’s budget, but it’s in-home care that’s the concern of both legislators and bureau officials.
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By Jessica Y. Lilly

February 2, 2012  · Raymond C. Dawson of McDowell County was sentenced to six months behind bars. Dawson pleaded guilty to making false statements to federal investigators with the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
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Marshall campus

By Clark Davis

February 2, 2012  · Two computer science students at Marshall University are using a senior project as a way to get into application, or app, making for android phones.
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By Bob Brunner

February 2, 2012  · A coalition of 14 victim advocacy groups has won widespread legislative support for three more laws protecting people from domestic and sexual violence.
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By Adam Cavalier

February 2, 2012  · The House turned down a change in its own rules Wednesday that would have required bills to have three sponsors.
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By Cecelia Mason

February 2, 2012  · A project in McDowell County was highlighted during the first-ever Digital Learning Day organized by the Alliance for Excellent Education.
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Legislature Today dome

By Adam Cavalier

February 2, 2012  · The state Senate made quick work of Gov. Tomblin's bill to pay down the OPEB debt, passing the bill in one day on Wednesday. The same day, the House Committee on Pensions and Retirement was presented the governor’s bill.
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no smoking

By Glynis Board

February 2, 2012  · Unless you’re in a hookah lounge, a cigar bar, or a bingo operation that hands out more than 100 cards, smoking is soon to be officially banned from indoor public spaces in Monongalia County.
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