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Shatterproof effort hopes to gain traction at capitol,
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Gupta ready for chief health officer role,
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State opening opportunity for groups to help care for capitol grounds,
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Colleagues remember the life, work of former Putnam County Circuit Court judge,
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More of West Virginia’s ski resorts beginning to open for the season,
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Community leaders unveil Ohio Valley Addiction Action Plan in Wheeling,
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Capitol Building Commission moving forward with Building 3 renovation,
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New school administrators receive active shooter training,
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United Hospital Center names new CEO,
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Harrison County man working on appeal of 2001 sexual assault case to state Supreme Court,
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Health officials promote National Influenza Vaccination Week,
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MotorWeek to feature company using natural gas as transportation fuel in West Virginia,
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Senate releases summary of study into CIA-enhanced interrogation program after 9/11,
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Governor designates Computer Science Education Week,
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Outgoing senate president says future leadership of Democratic Party should be open discussion,
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New Senate Finance Committee chair prepares for session,
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West Virginians set to honor lost lives in attack on Pearl Harbor,
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Highly motivated Herd ready for C-USA Championship,
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Salem votes to suspend town manager,
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Lopez soon to be restored as full Clarksburg City Council member,