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Nike to Change
Bayer Chief Says Company Continues to Work to Restore Trust
Constitution Party Candidate on Ballot for Senate Seat
MU, WVU Presidents to Headline Technology Symposium
Nike to Change "Disrespectful" WVU Uniform Ad
Nike agrees to change an advertisement promoting new West Virginia University uniforms after two environmentalists claim it promotes mountaintop mining. View Story>>
Bayer Chief Says Company Continues to Work to Restore Trust
Greg Babe cites West Virginia's fiscal management but cites need for some changes.  View Story>>
Constitution Party Candidate on Ballot for Senate Seat
Jeff Becker, of Inwood, collected enough signatures to get his name on the special election ballot. View Story>>
MU, WVU Presidents to Headline Technology Symposium
TechConnect West Virginia will host the symposium from 1-5 p.m. Sept. 7 in Huntington. View Story>>
Nike to Change "Disrespectful" WVU Uniform Ad
Bayer Chief Says Company Continues to Work to Rest...
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MU, WVU Presidents to Headline Technology Symposiu...
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Special Senate Election Costs Ring Up Bills for W.Va. Counties
Weather and Climate Supercomputer Coming to Fairmont
Data on Texting, Crashes Not Easy to Gather
Impact of New Coal Permitting Guidance Uncertain
Special Senate Election Costs Ring Up Bills for W.Va. Counties
The special Senate primary on Aug. 28 cost counties and the state millions of dollars, and more special elections may be to come. View Story>>
Weather and Climate Supercomputer Coming to Fairmont
Officials at the West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation await the arrival of a supercomputer, perhaps the most powerful on the planet. View Story>>
Data on Texting, Crashes Not Easy to Gather
West Virginia lags behind most states on laws regarding texting while driving. View Story>>
Impact of New Coal Permitting Guidance Uncertain
The new guidelines may or may not offer stronger protections for streams. View Story>>
Special Senate Election Costs Ring Up Bills for W....
Weather and Climate Supercomputer Coming to Fairmo...
Data on Texting, Crashes Not Easy to Gather
Impact of New Coal Permitting Guidance Uncertain
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West Virginia Sits Out Race to the Top
New Study Shows One in Five People Drive After Drinking
September to Bring Opposing Coal Rallies to D.C.
Number of Student Requests for Financial Aid on Rise
West Virginia Sits Out Race to the Top
Despite Manchin's pledge, few education reforms passed. View Story>>
 New Study Shows One in Five People Drive After Drinking
The study was performed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. View Story>>
September to Bring Opposing Coal Rallies to D.C.
Pro-coal and anti-mining groups will both converge at the U.S. Capitol during rallies next month. View Story>>
Number of Student Requests for Financial Aid on Rise
The West Virginia Higher Education Commission to debate asking for more money for financial aid as more students say they need help paying for college. View Story>>
West Virginia Sits Out Race to the Top
New Study Shows One in Five People Drive After Dri...
September to Bring Opposing Coal Rallies to D.C.
Number of Student Requests for Financial Aid on Ri...
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Bayer Chief Says Company Continues to Work to Restore Trust
Charles Town Eatery Aims to Draw Crowds to Downtown
Developer Still Plans to Sue State and Counties over Raw Sewage
Pa. DEP Sets Total Dissolved Solids Standard for Gas Well Drilling Brine
Bayer Chief Says Company Continues to Work to Restore Trust
Greg Babe cites West Virginia's fiscal management but cites need for some changes.  View Story>>
Charles Town Eatery Aims to Draw Crowds to Downtown
Dish's seasonal menu includes items that are either grown or bought locally. View Story>>
Developer Still Plans to Sue State and Counties over Raw Sewage
Lawsuit behind schedule but anticipated by end of October.  View Story>>
Pa. DEP Sets Total Dissolved Solids Standard for Gas Well Drilling Brine
End-of-pipe standard of 500 milligrams per liter applies only to "new and expanding mass loadings" of total dissolved solids. View Story>>
Bayer Chief Says Company Continues to Work to Rest...
Charles Town Eatery Aims to Draw Crowds to Downtow...
Developer Still Plans to Sue State and Counties ov...
Pa. DEP Sets Total Dissolved Solids Standard for G...
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Wisconsin Native Named ALJ in State
Wood County Moves Ahead With Justice Center Plans
Marsh Fork Coal Dust Trial Date Set
Cabell County Judge O’Hanlon Announces Retirement
Wisconsin Native Named ALJ in State
Jeff LaVicka, the new administrative law judge for the Social Security Administration in Morgantown, is among the youngest federal judges in the country. View Story>>
Wood County Moves Ahead With Justice Center Plans
The building would house the sheriff's department, a holding center and magistrate court. View Story>>
Marsh Fork Coal Dust Trial Date Set
The lawsuit alleges dust from a coal silo near Marsh Fork Elementary School put students and teachers at risk. View Story>>
Cabell County Judge O’Hanlon Announces Retirement
Dan O'Hanlon, 62, will retire Oct. 31 after 25 years on the bench. View Story>>
Wisconsin Native Named ALJ in State
Wood County Moves Ahead With Justice Center Plans
Marsh Fork Coal Dust Trial Date Set
Cabell County Judge O’Hanlon Announces Retirement
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STATE JOURNAL FEATURE
Thursday, September 02, 2010 ¤ 10:31PM
Top Story
Erasing the Divide Between Schoolwork, Play
Eastern Panhandle family finds youngsters can learn without formal lessons
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Rockefeller, Energy Secretary Chu to Discuss Carbon Storage at Forum
The Sept. 8 forum at the University of Charleston will look ahead at how West Virginia can be a clean coal leader.
Special Senate Election Costs Ring Up Bills for W.Va. Counties
The special Senate primary on Aug. 28 cost counties and the state millions of dollars, and more special elections may be to come.
Severstal Could Start Up Sparrows Point If Economy Improves
Severstal could start up the blast furnace at Sparrows Point earlier than expected as talks to sell the plants continue, according to americanmetalmarket.com.
Summer of Sustainability: Biomass Fuels in West Virginia
WVU scientists are researching a fuel based on coal and wood.
NGK to Expand Manufacturing Capacity at Sissonville
The company said it will relocate its production equipment from Irvine, Calif., to Kanawha County.
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COMMENTARY
Bray Cary, CEO, West Virginia Media
Bray Cary, CEO - West Virginia Media Voters Have the Power in Special Election
Many elected leaders put their agendas first.
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Dan Page, Editor & Publisher, The State Journal
Dan Page, Editor & Publisher - The State Journal State Natives Make Mark in Coaching
The Mountain State has seen a surprising number of native sons ascend in recent years to coach NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (Division I) football teams.
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EDITORIAL & OPINION More
Editorial
Again, State Declines to Step Up, Compete
West Virginia leaders have shown they are more interested in protecting and catering to teachers today than creating a savvy, educated work force for tomorrow.
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Opinion
West Virginia Can Seize Energy Opportunity
Unless we redirect our efforts, reframe the national debate and start working toward a rational and responsible future, coal will go the way of nuclear power in the 1980s.
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