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Legislature still fighting over DOHS spending | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

Legislature still fighting over DOHS spending | Legislative Session

The legislature could not agree on an appropriations bill on day two of the special session.

Martinsburg-Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce hosts legislative wrap-up session - Vimarsana News

Martinsburg-Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce hosts legislative wrap-up session

MARTINSBURG — Several legislators made it a point to attend the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce Legislative Wrap-up session on Thursday, held at the Holiday Inn.

Mayor Listenberger shares Earth Day & Arbor Day Proclamation - Vimarsana News

Mayor Listenberger shares Earth Day & Arbor Day Proclamation

City of Plymouth Mayor Robert Listenberger celebrated Earth Day and Arbor Day at Centennial Park with a team of volunteers from First Federal Savings Bank, Plymouth High School Student Council members, and The Marshall County Recycle Depot who all helped clean up Centennial Park on Monday, April 22. Mayor Listenberger thanked all the volunteers for

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Michael Hite runs unopposed for House of Delegates - Vimarsana News

Michael Hite runs unopposed for House of Delegates

MARTINSBURG — Michael Hite is running unopposed for another term in the West Virginia House of Delegates for District 92.

"A system on the verge of collapse" — Money for people with disabilities slashed in state budget - Vimarsana News

"A system on the verge of collapse" — Money for people with disabilities slashed in state budget

While House members cited a “crisis," Senate Finance Chairman Eric Tarr said the decrease in funds for individuals with disabilities was an effort to increase transparency on the state health

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