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Marlinton Middle School students who received mastery or above on WESTEST2 were presented certificates at the December 20 board of education meeting at the school.
A lifelong dream of traveling to the Galapagos Islands became real life for Pocahontas County High School science teacher Mary Sue Burns this past fall.
After a long discussion, Pocahontas County Free Libraries board reluctantly decided, barring any change in the budget, they will bring to a close the school programs as of March 11, 2011.
According to Magistrate Court records, the following individuals were either arrested or had activity in their cases.
Christopher Carl Friel, 25, of Bartow, appeared in court December 14 on a charge of passing in a no passing zone. Bond was set at $100.
Island Campground, a six-site campground five miles north and east of Bartow, became a walk-in only facility in April due to concerns about bridge safety.
At the lastᅠ Local School Improvement Council (LCIS)ᅠ meeting of the school year Monday, the board of education was informed about programs enforcingᅠ education at Marlinton Middle School.
According to Magistrate Court records, the following individuals were either arrested or had activity in their cases.
Stephen Ray Taylor, 35, of Dunmore, appeared in court December 8 on a charges of improper passing and firearm violation. Bond was set at $200.
For parents who struggle with finding a place for their children to go on snow days, Boyer Hill Mennonite church has a solution. Members of the church are offering a camp for students at the church.
Age: 56
Occupation: Owner/realtor, Mountain Valley Realty at Snowshoe
Family: One daughter and three grandchildren
Pets: Chico, a Chihuahua and Millie, a miniature dachshund/ miniature Pinscher mix
Favorite Movie: Honeysuckle Rose, with Willie Nelson and Dyan Cannon
Looking for a place to eat with a little extra kick? Haurache Loco Restaurant, at the intersection of Rt. 219 and Rt. 66, has the right blend of spicy and savory Mexican food to set your palate aflame with flavor.
According to Magistrate Court records, the following individuals were either arrested or had activity in their cases.
Galen Biggs, 31, of Marlinton, was arrested November 15 on a charge of battery. Bond was set at $1,000. He was released from jail the same day.
In its visit to Pocahontas County High School last Friday, the board of education received information on the vocational programs, student achievements and academic progress at the LSIC (Local School Improvements Council) meeting.
Board of education members and several parents were treated to an early Thanksgiving dinner Friday at Pocahontas County High School, courtesy of the students in the ProStart class.
According to Magistrate Court records, the following individuals were either arrested or had activity in their cases.
David Wayne Sharp, 48, of Marlinton, appeared in court November 9 on charges of public intoxication and providing alcohol to a minor. Bond was set at $150.
After mulling over the information provided, the board of education approved Monday night the expulsion of a female student from Pocahontas County High School for up to one year for bringing a pill and marijuana to school and snorting the pill in the bathroom.
