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Council backtracks on plan to relocate city police department

FAIRMONT — Fairmont City Council held a heated debate Tuesday night involving an ordinance to evaluate the old BB&T building at 120 Fairmont Ave. to house the city police department.

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National Night Out draws in crowds after two-year hiatus

FAIRMONT — Veteran’s Square in downtown was packed Tuesday night with tents, tables, bounce houses and police cruisers as part of Fairmont’s celebration of National Night Out.

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FBI, area law enforcement join for collaboration summit

CLARKSBURG — Law enforcement is collaborative work.

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Fairmont and Marion County law enforcement kick off No Shave for the Brave fundraiser for the Child Advocacy Center

FAIRMONT — Neighborhood cops may look a little scruffy this month.

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HOPE INC domestic violence shelter receives unclaimed property donation

FAIRMONT — Victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse will get a boost through a special program operated by the West Virginia State Treasurer.

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