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Please keep those people in your thoughts and prayers. Yesterday was a really important day, a national day of prayer. I am sure those families and those people, the great West Virginians we lost appreciate you. I am not going to read you through what has happened in week two and three of the reopening plan, which will begin this coming monday. Guidelines for those businesses up on our website or itw website. The four will begin monday 18th great we will divide guidance at that time. I promise y...

Networks, cspan. Org and with the free cspan radio app. West Virginia Governor jim justice holds everything with reporters on his states response to the coronavirus. He says states his states cases have been lower than average. From charleston, this is about 50 minutes. Hello, everyone. It is friday, may 8. We have got one really good thing to report. I hope several things, but the first thing that is the most important to me, we have not lost anyone since the last time i was here, yesterday. If...

— Glenn Grub, 61, Salem, was cited for failure to yield and hit and skip after his northbound vehicle on state Route 7 failed to stop at a red light and struc

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West Brunswick High School (WBHS) on Saturday, April 1 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., will host Welcome Home West, a celebration commemorating the 50th anniversary of the school’s founding.

AN annual poetry competition, created in honour of a 15-year-old Wirral schoolboy who tragically died from a rare infection, is returning in 2023.

In 2020 Charlie Hustle helped more than 100 local families with rent and mortgage assistance. Pulling some out of evictions and foreclosure.

Charlie Day, 33, from Essex, was marched through security three times due to the repeated cancellations and said at one point passengers were left without food, water or toilet access.

There has been chaos, confusion and cancellations at the majority of the UKs airports over the past four days as families try to get away for half term.

Hundreds of flights will be cancelled by travel operator TUI next month - causing yet more disruption for Brits who were hoping to head abroad.