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Bulger honors fallen heros
By Amanda
Lloyd
Throughout America, fallen heroes, service men and
women and veterans who have died are honored with
the traditional playing of “Taps “at funeral services.
A pre-recorded version is played at many of these
funerals; although, one non-profit group, Bugles
Across America, is on a mission to provide services
to those who desire a live bugle performance of
“Taps.”
Bugles Across America was founded in 2000 by Thomas
Day, who felt that those wishing to have a live
rendition of the song at a funeral service, should
be given the option.
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Butler’s
motion to reduce sentence denied
The
Circuit Court of Braxton County was
recently in session with the Honorable
Richard Facemire, Judge of the Circuit
Court presiding.
Jackie Butler appeared before the
Court with attorney Bernard R. Mauser,
to request a reconsideration of sentence.
On March 10, 2008, the Court sentenced
the Defendant to the maximum term
of not less than one nor more than
five years on each count of sexual
assault in the third degree.
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Braxton
residents pledge $250,000 to GSC
Glenville
State College alum and board member
Tom McPherson and his wife Mary Lee
have announced a quarter of a million
dollar gift to the Glenville State
College capital campaign. They say
it is their way of doing their part
to make the college a better place.
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Wesleyan student assists with major public relations campaigns
Travis
Rexroad, like all West Virginia
Wesleyan public relations and communication
majors, was required to complete
a career-related internship experience
to fulfill a graduate requirement.
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| Windy Run Homecoming set for next Sunday
The 60h Annual
Homecoming will be held
Sunday, August 31, at the
1889 one room Windy Run
Grade School. The school
is located on Tesla Road,
2 miles south of I-79, ˝
mile off US 19.
West Virginia’s only one
room school – that is listed
on the National Register
of Historic Places - will
be open for tours. There
will be old fashioned games
and contests, as well as
karoke.
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Locations
700 Elk Street
Gassaway, WV
364-5138
101 A Main Street
Sutton, WV
765-2866
Salt Lick Road
Burnsville, WV
853-2711
Clay Junction
Clay, WV
587-4200
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Lakes levels lowered at Summersville, Sutton
The
Corps of Engineers is notifying those who
use Summersville and Sutton Lakes for recreation
that the lakes are below their normal summer
pool levels and will continue to fall, if
no rainfall occurs in the New River basin.
Despite that, the majority of recreational
facilities are still open to the general
public.
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