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MetroNews This Morning 10-7-26

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

–Some hope West Virginia hasn’t black balled itself against futrue nuclear energy operations
–WVU is examining all vacant positions and evaluating if they should be filled
–A 10-year consolidation plan in Fayette County is finally complete
–In Sports; WVU’s Rich Rodriguez and Marshall’s Tony Gibson evaluate what needs to be improved for their teams heading into the weekend

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