Council recognizes queens, hears VFD concerns
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RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (WV News) — A festival is not a festival without a queen.
The Ravenswood City Council adopted a balanced budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Mayor Josh Miller presented council members with a budget whose projected revenues are less than the current year.
Both Ravenswood and Ripley city councils, in their March 1 meetings, recognized some hard-earned achievements and heard updates on infrastructure projects that will affect their residents for many years.
Two companies submitted bids for the project with Kelly Paving Inc. being awarded the job.
Marina project mussel study proposal outlined Suzette Lowe Two presentations were the focus of the May 4 meeting of the Ravenswood City Council. One dealt with the first step that must be completed before any plans can go forward on the marina project. The other gave details of the upcoming phase one of the sewer project. David Fultz from Edge Engineering and Science LLC detailed the steps required to take regarding the mussels located in the Ohio River and Sand Creek. These mussels, which fall under protected species, must be moved before any portion of the project can proceed. “Each of th...