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The old Above C Level Club building the community is hoping will be included in the remodel, if HGTV selects Weston for the Home Town Takeov er. By Kari Conaway Staff Writer
WESTON — The entire town is encouraged to come be a part of a video to show the pride of Weston on Wednesday. Main Street will be closed from 4 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. to take a drone video of the community showing pride in their hometown for entry to a popular HGTV show. The participants are encouraged to bring signs and wear their blue and grey. HGTV is having a nationwide contest in search for See Makeover on Page 6
BOE hears complaints
By Kari Conaway Staff Writer
WESTON — The bus drivers and an incident with a bulletin board at Lewis County High School were the hot topics of the night at the Lewis County Board of Education meeting on Monday. The ongoing situation with the Lewis County bus drivers did not get resolved at Monday night’s BOE meeting, but there could be a light at the end of the tunnel in sight. Bus driver Rob Smith handed to the board copies of the policy and asked for changes, removals and additions. The drivers said they want a consistent hourly rate and to get this situated as soon as possible, without fear of retaliation. Despite discussion, the BOE will not hold a special session before the next meeting to fix the policy. Half of the delegations during the meeting were against the action taken at LCHS regarding the Youth Alive Club’s bulletin board poster. The administration ordered the club to remove
Members of Lewis County First met on Thursday evening. By Kari Conaway Staff Writer
WESTON — Members of Lewis County First met Thursday evening at the Senior Center in Weston. The members of Lewis County First discussed the gathering for the HGTV Home Town Takeover event
planned for Wednesday at 4 p.m. on Main Street. They are excited and looking forward to the town participating in this video. In other business, the group looked at the calendar and discussed scheduling work days for building the Little Free Libraries. They discussed the community
By Tara Wine-Queen RLBMS Teacher
for ALL students in Lewis County, regardless of income FREE entry into Lewis County athletic and academic events for veterans, senior citizens, and LC students $500,000 specifically denoted to buildings, maintenance and security The significance of the gift of two free meals a day for the students of Lewis County cannot be understated: access to consistent and healthy food has been proven again and again to positively impact a child’s quality of life, includ- By Kari Conaway Staff Writer See Levy on Page 3
festival a week in October. The next meeting will convene on February 6 and the location is to be determined. Check out the Lewis County First Facebook page for more information on the group. They are always seeking new community minded members to better Lewis County.
back room is for the clothing, shoes and bedding. My Thrifty Mama is a family business. The Furner family is from Salem, WV. The business got its name from the traditions the family has carried throughout the years, thrifting as often as they can. “We’ve inherited this thriftiness. My grandma used to yard sale with her grandma. Then when my mom married my dad, it just became part of the family. I can’t ever remember a time not going to yard sales or thrifting… that’s just how we’ve always been,” Vaughn said. “We truly think that thrifting is not just an experience,
WESTON — Weston will soon enjoy another shopping option with discount prices. My Thrifty Mama is the new thrift store opening on Highway 33 by the Furner-Vaughn family. The grand opening is Wednesday, February 5. The store has three rooms. The front room is the “antique and vintage” room, as well as the jewelry corner. Two walls covered in jewelry to show off the passion that Hollie Vaughn’s grandmother, Faye Furner, “a jewelry-aholic,” has collected throughout the years. The side room is the “odds and ends” room, with dolls and kitchen supplies. The See Thrifty on Page 6
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Bill Hunt speaks to BOE against the LCHS administration decision to take down Youth Alive’s bulletin board poster. the Biblically inspired board because of a complaint that it violated the separation between church and state. The board was relating to the students, explaining that solutions See BOE on Page 6
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garden and are striving to have it ready for the community by May 1. First also discussed volunteering and sponsoring a hole at a golf tournament at Stonewall Resort in May. A member discussed wanting to start a subcommittee to plan an annual Halloweentown event, kid-friendly family
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WESTON — On Saturday, February 8, Lewis County citizens will have the opportunity to vote on the 2020 – 2025 Lewis County Education Levy. Early voting is also currently open at the Lewis County Courthouse and encouraged. Hoping to address the needs of the community and use the levy money as efficiently as possible, there have been some major improvements from the current levy. These include, but are not limited to: FREE breakfast and lunch
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Urologist on staff at Mon Health SJMH
WESTON — Mon Health Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce the addition of Urologist Thomas F. Walsh, M.D., FACS, to its staff of caring physicians. He is from the Pittsburgh, PA area. Dr. Walsh comes to the central West Virginia area with years of experience in his field. He received his undergraduate degree from Ohio State University. He completed his internship at McKeeseport Hospital, and residency at West Virginia University Medical School. Walsh is a also Navy veteran.
His urologic specialties include: • Bladder disease/ cancer • Enlarged prostate • Erectile dysfunction • Kidney stones • Kidney tumors • Male infertility • Minimally invasive surgery • Prostate cancer • Urinary incontinence • Vasectomies Dr. Walsh noted, “We intend to give the highest quality of care to all of our patients. I am happy to be part of a team that practices quality care every day.”
Dr. Thomas F. Walsh, M.D., FACS
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LCHS attended the All State Choir competition in Charleston, WV over the weekend. Front row, from left: Mason Murray and Zoe Skinner. Middle row, from left – Silas Seabolt, Cailin Hamilton and Lauren Carpenter. Back row, from left: Mason Atha, LCHS Choir Director Seth Stemple and Charlotte Dotson. Not pictured – Asa Krinov.
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RLBMS attended the All State Choir competition in Charleston, WV over the weekend. Pictured are RLBMS Choir Director Adam Loudin, Phoebe Queen, Rylee McCoy, Roslyn Skinner and Hailey Greaver.
Lewis County Spelling Bee winners
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From left: Winner – Avah Mollohan, 2nd Place – Keirstyn Rucker, 3rd place – Brayden Satterfield, 4th Place – Kadessa Stitt, 5th Place – Avery Herron, and Alternate – Savanna Greenlief.
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Dominick is a 13-year-old young man who is very loving and has bounds of energy. He loves the outdoors and would prefer to be outside playing or taking a walk. He has a wonderful imagination and enjoys doing arts and crafts. Dominick likes to play video games and play with Legos. He loves cats and would like a family who has cats or is open to allowing him to have a cat. Dominick has faced a lot in his young life and overcome many challenges along the way. He attends therapy to help him cope and move on to a bright new future. He needs a family with a lot of patience and love. He needs parents who will stick by him in times of trouble and not give up on him. Dominick’s worker feels he will be most successful in
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a two-parent home with no more than a few teenagers in it. He bonds well with older people and would thrive in a large extended family with grandparents and lots of aunts and uncles. Dominick has a biological sister who means the world to him. His forever family will need to commit to continued contact with his sister. Dominick has faith that his forever family is out there. He looks forward to being part of a forever family. Many children in West Virginia are legally eligible to be adopted and are waiting for permanent and loving families. For more information about adoption, contact Mission West Virginia at (866) CALL-MWV (866-225-5698) or email fosteradopt@missionwv.org.
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Apply for the WV Junior Science and Humanities Symposium BUCKHANNON — West Virginia high school students with an interest in science, mathematics, computers, psychology or engineering have the opportunity to compete for scholarships at the West Virginia Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (WV-JSHS), slated for March 13-14 on West Virginia Wesleyan’s campus. The competition is open to high school students in grades 9-12 (in public or private high schools, or students who are home schooled), and is sponsored through a joint partnership between the U.S. Departments of the Army, Navy and Air Force. The keynote speaker this year is Dr. Rebecca Pompano from the University of Virginia. She will be speaking about bioanalytical chemistry and immunology. Applications are being accepted through March 6 at an online registration portal: http://www. cvent.com/d/0hq241. Winners selected at the state level will go on to compete for additional scholarships at the National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Norfolk, VA from Apr 15-18. Travel to, and lodging at, the National JSHS is free to participating students and chaperones. More information about the JSHS program is available online at www.jshs.org. Interested students should plan to make a 12-minute, oral presentation on their research or engineering projects using presentation software (such as PowerPoint), and they should be prepared to submit a research paper in electronic form when they register on campus at the Symposium. “I think the judges at the regional and national levels pay just as much attention to homegrown, teacher-led projects as they do to the ones developed in university labs with renowned researchers,” said regional director Dr. Tracey DeLaney, associate professor of physics at Wesleyan. “West Virginia students tend to do very well. Strong science fair projects translate well to the JSHS format, so students who are participating in science fairs should also consider competing in the WV-JSHS.” Participation in the state competition is free and lodging and meals are provided. The only expense associated with the symposium is the cost of travel to Wesleyan’s campus in Buckhannon. If you have questions, contact Dr. DeLaney via email (delaney_t@wvwc.edu).
Letter to the Editor Dear Editor, Irreconcilable Differences: This is what they are now calling the coming divide within the second largest denomination that began long before 1968 when the Church we now know as the United Methodist Church was formed. The preaching of John and Charles Wesley in the 1700s is where it began with the “Holiness Club.” A doctrine which is little focused on in many of today’s houses of worship. This present situation comes to no surprise for many after a 10-year battle with advocates of the very newly formed L.G.B.T.Q. people. As Jesus said Himself, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” It is here that we can understand the reason for this divide to take place: “For where confusion is found, division is at hand,” and certainly God is NOT confused. (I Cor. 14:33) To “come out from among them” (II Cor. 6:17-18) is often necessary, and it is not without struggle to do so. The issue at hand of gay clergy being ordained to minister to a local assembly, or of those who believe they can be “members”, even to the point of partaking of the holy ordinances of the Christian Church, is a fatal and most often irreversible mistake. The conduct being not only an abomination according to Scripture, but also a violation of the UMC “Book of Discipline.” Because of many Asian and African Methodist Members, they have held the unacceptable thought at bay, until now, in the U.S. this May (may decide). As Wesley has so often been quoted by many on “think and let think” concerning “opinions and doctrines,” here are his thoughts when reflecting on his friend George Whitefield: “Let us keep close to the grand scriptural doctrines which he everywhere delivered. There are many doctrines of a less essential nature with regard to which even the sincere children of God are and have been DIVIDED for many ages. In these we may think and let think; we may agree to disagree. But, meantime, let us hold fast the ‘essentials’ of faith which was once delivered to the saints.” After over 40,000 Wesley sermons, it is unthinkable he would have ever supported any idea that is now before the Church, where sin would be an acceptable option at any time. To him, there were “essential truths” which required absolutes and realities to sound doctrine like the virgin birth and second coming, and it is highly unlikely he would in any way accept what God clearly called an abomination, which is here the case. To disagree does not always mean division, but in some cases, there are no other options. This is one of them. David R. Martin Weston, WV . Est 6 199
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AREA NEWS This week in The House Of Delegates CHARLESTON — Three weeks into the 2020 regular legislative session, the House of Delegates is focused on refining three bipartisan bills designed to reform and improve the state’s foster care system. West Virginia’s substance abuse epidemic has pushed the state’s child welfare system beyond capacity. With nearly 7,000 children now in the system, lawmakers have been working on ways to better manage it, reduce regulatory burdens, and encourage more people to become foster parents. Lawmakers last year passed House Bill 2010, which made initial reforms, including transitioning the foster healthcare system to a managed care model like the state’s Medicaid system, and this year’s bills are designed to build upon those reform measures. “This stands to be the most important issue we’re going to tackle this session,” said Delegate Jeffrey Pack, R-Raleigh, Vice-Chairman of the House Health and Human Resources Committee and co-sponsor of the three foster care bills. “Since becoming a delegate,
I’ve held a number of town halls in my district, and each time one of the top issues I hear about are the problems people are experiencing with the foster care system,” Delegate Pack said. “Should these bills pass, they will directly and significantly improve child welfare for foster children and reduce many of the burdens and impediments people face when deciding to become foster parents.” House Bill 4092 would improve the state’s Foster Children’s Bill of Rights, create a new Foster Parents’ and Kinship Bill of Rights, make critical reforms to parenting standards and the guardian ad litem child representation process, and increase the daily reimbursement rates for foster homes. House Bill 4094 will strengthen the office of the Foster Care Ombudsman, which oversees the foster care system within the state Department of Health and Human Resources. House Bill 4129 eliminates the waiting period for the hearing on an adoption petition and adds flexibility to the process by allowing the adoption hearing to take place in the
county in which the foster child was originally removed or the county in which the adoptive parents live. All three bills have bipartisan sponsorship and were developed over the past year by the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Health, which includes both Senators and Delegates, during the interim committee process. “These bills are the result of a great deal of investigation, collaboration and sincere dedication to improving this critical system for the benefit of our foster children and parents,” Delegate Pack said. “While we still have much more work ahead of us, I’m convinced these bills will immediately help ease the burden for people across our state.” The House is expected to vote on House Bill 4192 on Monday, while House Bills 4092 and 4094 continue to be refined prior to a full House vote. Meanwhile, on Wednesday the House Committee on Senior, Children and Family Issues heard a presentation from Bonnie Dunn, Extension Specialist at West Virginia
State University, on the state’s Healthy Grandfamilies program. West Virginia ranks second among states for the percentage of grandparents responsible for their grandchildren. The Healthy Grandfamilies program provides support and training for these families. Initially offered in the Kanawha Valley, the Legislature last year provided $300,000 in funding to expand the program statewide. Many delegates have expressed interest in appropriating additional funding for the program this year to ensure it is fully established in all 55 counties, as it has proven to be a cost-effective way to help families across the state provide care and support for vulnerable children. The program has also started to build private donations to help it become self-sufficient. “We have seen so many grandparents across our state step up and care for their grandchildren, and I think this program is a great way to support them as they support their families,” said Delegate Dianna Graves, R-Kanawha.
dents will be able to have access to up-to-date textbooks, appropriate technology and enriching curriculum. Finally, money has been designated in the levy to four other Lewis County entities which go hand in hand with
the school system, serving the needs of the students and other community members: the Lewis County Extension Services, the Lewis County Emergency Ambulance Service, the Louis Bennett Public Library, and the Lewis County
Health Department. The date for the levy vote is February 8, but early voting is available and encouraged. Early voting may be done at the Lewis County Courthouse Monday through Saturday.
Levy from Page 1 ing school performance. By including free admittance to Lewis County athletic and academic events, not only for students, but for veterans and senior citizens, as well, the school system hopes to honor those who have already served our nation and community. Finally, in an unpredictable time, money specially designated to the security of the schools may help Lewis County families to sleep more soundly at night, knowing extra measures have been taken to help secure the schools and protect their children. Despite these improvements, the levy rate is not going up and does not raise taxes; rather, the rate remains the same as with the current levy. These additions come from a restructuring of fund allocation, not from extra money from the taxpayer. The levy pays for dozens of positions throughout the county, including teachers, counselors, secretaries and more. These are not new positions but are ones currently paid for by the levy. If the 2020 – 2025 Education Levy does not pass, those positions would be eliminated, enlarging class sizes and stretching thin an already overwhelmed system. The levy pays for the trips and other equipment and supplies of the consistently award-winning music programs of Lewis County. The funds go toward Lewis County athletes, allowing the schools to bus students to and from games and ensuring the students don’t have to operate under a “pay to play” system that many couldn’t afford. It also pays for transport for other extra-curricular and academic activities. By doing this, it enables all students, regardless of socioeconomic status or parental ability to transport, to participate in the extracurriculars, which are often among the most meaningful pieces of the school experience for students. This is all in addition to paying for the classroom basics of textbooks, technology and other curriculum-related expenses and toward after-school programs. The levy has money specifically set aside for those, as well, ensuring that all stu-
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Pace Yourself Lewis County hosts Groundhog Day 2nd Annual Lewis County’s Got Talent Show at 2 Walk/Run at Mon Health Stonewall Jackson Hospital. p.m. in LCHS Auditorium.
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Join Lewis County on Main Street to show your Blue and Grey pride for the HGTV Home Town Takeover Chocolate Lovers Feast at WV Museum of American Dreamers and Fighters Annual Bingo at 1 p.m. Tickets video entry. Glass in Weston 1-3 p.m. Call (304) 269-5006 for more can be purchased at Citizens Bank in Weston. Bingo info. to be held at the Lewis County Senior Citizens Center. Remember: no children, no spectators, and no holds on Get your team spirit on at Youth Day 3 at Hometown tickets. All tickets are sold on first come first serve. Only Audition for 2nd Annual Lewis County’s Got Talent Outfitters 9 a.m. Please call to register (304) 269-5698. 150 tickets sold. Show at 6:30 p.m. in LCHS Auditorium.
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FOR SALE:January 1996 Old-31, 2020 Friday, Sunday calls. (RTFN) ensemble w/ mobile $50, AND INSURED; STUMP smobile Achieva Car. 4 IN THE OFFICE OF THE Buckhannon, WV 26201 Upshur County Commission Levy Estimate (Budget) for one Seasonal Laborer. NWT 0-3 mon. Baby boy REMOVAL; 24 HR CLERK OF THE COUNTY Attorney: 2019-2020 Fiscal Year door, automatic, Has lots COMMISSION, Mark H. Reed Duties outfits, Angel care video, SERVICE; NORTH of new parts,include runs great , habitat FOR RENT: WESTON UPSHUR COUNTY, WEST PO Box 310 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA body in real good condimanagement, tractor and motion, sound monitor in CENTRAL WV; VIRGINIA Buckhannon, WVOVER 26201 County of: Upshur, West Virginia ARBORS is accepting tion. $3000. or OBO. call Estate: MARK COLET NOTICE OF ESTATES implementandrepairs, box w/ tripod $40, monkey 21 YEARS EXPERI304-613-5057 leave a grounds Notice is hereby MULLENS applications their 1thebedIn accordance with WV Code §II -8-I 0,for as amended, Upshur County Commission proceeded message. (TFN) Representative: given of the following named Personal to make an estimate of the amounts necessary to be raised by abouncy levy of taxes$10, for thegirl current maintenance, assisting with rock n play ENCE; ALSO DO-
roomand apartments, featuring estates, the Upshur County Kathy Miller year, and doth determine estimate the several amounts to be as follows: 403 Skelton Road Commission has grantedCOMMERCIAL DNR events, and various ING spacious living rooms, $10, Antique dome-top FOR SALE: Tanning Bed Letters Testamentary or of Buckhannon, WV 26201 wildlife surveys. chest $150 firm 681-495TREE CUTTING AND with new bulbs, works ExperiEstate: LOIS L. OLDAKER Administration to the person(s) General Fund furnished kitchens and 1 Estimated person Personal Representative: great justwith don’t use any- tractors, Revenues named. Any interested 4452(tfn) SNOW REMOVAL. ence farm more. $ 800 OBO Please Fund Balance full bath. They have plenty 481,207 objecting to such notice, shall Bradley R. Oldaker PO Box 436613-5820 with Carol (304) chainsaws, power all 304-613-5057 small Leave Proper Taxes Current year 4,790,949 file such objectionCALL of closet space, A/C and Prior Year Taxes 220,000 J. Smith, Upshur County Clerk, Weston, WV 26452 Msg,(TFN) the address of which is Room Fiduciary Commissioner: tools, and light carpentry (gtfn) SERVICES Tax Penalties, Interest Fees 110,000 heat,& Publication daily activities with 101, 40 West Main Street, Daya Masada Wright Property Transfer Tax 160,000 preferred. Must be 18 years Buckhannon, West Virginia 12 North Kanawha Street a Resource Coordinator FOR SALE: A Cort Acous- Gas and Oil Severance Tax 26201, within sixty (60) days Buckhannon, WV 26201 SUPERIOR120,000 SOLUTIONS ofGuitar age, able to work Wine outside & Liquor 400 tic with hard-shell E.S. ASPHALT PAV24 hours maintenance, Estate: ROBERT ZANE after the date of the first Tax Hotel Occupancy Tax 6,800 case $400.weather Call 304-704- HANDYMAN SER-or withinING: publication thirty (30) SHIPMAN in all conditions Payment in Lieu of Taxes 4,538 Driveways, Parkparking and onsite laun1273 (tfn) days of service of the Notice Personal Representative: Building Permits 13,000 of Personal Representative, Lounett Faye Shipman VICES and have a valid driver’s ing The Lots, Patchwork, dry machines. Applicants Miscellaneous Permits 20 whichever is later. 89 McCartney Drive Specializing in small jobs license. Position will Grants I Federal Payment in Lieu of Taxes 142,173 FOR SALE – Land Pride Federal 26201 names and addresses of the Buckhannon, Re-surface OldWV Asphalt must be 62 years of age or State Grants 5’ mower, 3 years Personal Representative and Estate: DONNA R. STARR befinishing in Braxton county on of ProcessOR be 18 and older under $50 155,467 19,000 the Personal Representative’s & Seal Personal Coating - Over Representative: old asking $2800. Call 304- Sheriff's Service older Sheriff's Earnings 5,000 Attorney are set forth below. Starr Burnsville will 704-1273 (tfn) WMA and maintenance 30 yearsCarlofJ. Experience, with a disability . There are -Household100,000 County Clerk's Earnings All interested persons are 238 Mick Hill Road Clerk's Earnings primarily work out Circuit of Falls WV 26201 notified that: License Buckhannon, and Insured. Semaintenance income restrictions . For -Lawnmower30,000 Prosecuting Attorney's Earnings 1,000 DONALD GAY Any interested Estate: Mill.SERVICES This position offers no License Motor Vehicle Fee 5,000 I Church impeachVeteran, or WAMSLEY,& more information please -Product research person seeking tonior, Clerk Deed Fees 500 establish a Will must make a Personal Representative: ALL STATE PAVING” benefits such as insurance, Discounts, FREE ESTIcontact 304-269-7344 Parks & Recreation Fees 45,000 Alpha Hope Wamsley complaint in accordance with -Technology13,878 assistance Driveways – parking lots & Concessions the provisions of Chapter 41, 364 Lick Run Road or retirement. It will MATES 30% Discount –leave, Basketball courts – re- Rents or TDD 1-800-855-1155 Franchise Agreement Article 5, Sections 11, 12, or Buckhannon, WV 26201 -Garage door115,000 programming surfacing Asphalt – IRP Fees be a ten old month position with Dated this 5th of April (Interstate Registration Plan) 15,000 13 of the West Virginia on Code, all paving. Alldaywork Equal Housing Opportupatch work - sealcoating Fines, Fees & Court Costs 2019. 50,000 as amended. -Vacation monitoring/upthe possibility of renewal. – MACHINE LAID AND Regional Jail Operations nity. HUD (tfn) Smith surprise Anyguaranteed. interested Carol J. No Partial Reimbursement 45,000 keep Earned 200 person objecting to the County Clerk of Upshur County ROLLED – All work Applications canisbeInterest picked charges. Machine laid West Virginia 6,500 qualifications of the personal Guaranteed –Over 40 years Miscellaneous Revenue up at the DNR District III -Merchandise assembly /19) representative, and venue, rolled. or #1029 (4/5,12 Commissions 15,000 Referencof experience– Licensed Sheriff's Commission jurisdiction of this Court are ORDER OF PUBLICATION Income COTTAGE, close to & Insured 163 – Competitive Office, WildlifeGaming Road, Call, text, 40,000 or email requiredfor to file their objections es available. 304-622Video Lottery 55,000 IN THE FAMILY COURT OF WVWC, FOR RENT: 1 prices and discounts Free Refunds/Reimbursements (External Sources) Court within sixty UPSHUR COUNTY, WEST 29,000 with this French Creek, WV 26201 details: 681-214-7750 su4744. WV Lic. #014237 Estimates 304-472-8097 Sale of Fixed Assets (60) days after the date of 1,000 VIRGINIA BR, 2 story, furnished, thirty (30) Casey Earl Mills, (2/1/20)(tfn) WV014137 Emergency 911 Reimbursement 862,114 first publication or(A1/17/19) (tfn) 1100 sq.ft w/off street park- periorsolutionswv@gmail. Dog & Kennel Reimbursement 65,000 days of service of the notice, PETITIONER com https://superiorsoluHome Confinement Reimbursements 55,000 whichever is later. VS CASE NO. 18-D-170 ing. Completely remodTAYLOR’S KITCHENS General School Reimbursements Any interested Amy Beth Rife, 45,000 FIREWOOD FOR tions.business.site/ person filing a claim against AND FURNACES Kraft Magistrate Court eled, STORAGE RESPONDENT Reimbursements 11,000 all appliances. Quiet the estate must file within sixty NOTCE OF HEARING maid, Saco and Kitchen Payroll Reimbursements 725,336 SALE (60) days of the date of first neighborhood. ReferencTO: Amy Beth Rife Day Fund 164,912 Kompact Cabinets and Transfers from Rainy publication in accordance with COUNTRY CLUB CLIAddress Unknown Valuation Fund 196,464 Vanities, Formica Counter Transfers Assessor1s WILL DO: Interior and Chapter 44, Article 2, Section es, background & Credit You are hereby notified that FIREWOOD FOR Total SALE: Estimated General Fund Revenues 8,923.042 MATE CONTROL tops. Aqua-Therm Outside 1 or Chapter 43, Article 3-A, on May 28, 2019 at the houris of and check, $750/m + utilities, exterior painting, soffit Wood Section 1 of the West Virginia 9:00 o’clock a.m. on sail day, O A KBurners, H APumps, R D WCoal O OSeverance D , Tax Offering 10 x 10 speCode. Fans, Chemicals and Parts Assigned Fund Balance build decks, The date of the or as soon thereafter as the $750 Security Deposit. vinyl siding,10,000 FULL SIZE cial $25.00 may first month for most outside woodTRUCK be heard, at the Coal Severance Tax 40,000 power wash and stain log of this Notice matter first publication smoking or pets! Call Family Court Room on the 3rd burners. LOAD304-472-7326 OR LARGE 2 onNo Interest Earned Investment 10 is: April 5, 2019 $100.00 after that 3 (tfn) Coal Severance 50,010 Estate:JAMES E. ALDERMAN Floor of the Upshur County C) 304-704-2937, H) 304- homes. Call 304-269-1143. AXLE TRAILER Total LOAD Court House Annex in the City month minimum. CliPersonal Representative: of Buckhannon, West Virginia, Ronald Joe Alderman II SAME DELIVERY; 460-7866 (2/28/20) General (tfn) mate Control, Security the Judge of the Family FIRST 100DAY CALLERS COAL 40 Bethlehem Road Court of Upshur County, West WILL RECEIVE A 25% DELIVESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Funds SEVERANCE TAX FUND French Creek, WVand MOST CASES; 26218 Pest Control Virginia will conduct a Call hearing DISCOUNT; SENIOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT Estate: RUTH ANN POLING in this matter. HOMES FOR RENT ALL STATE -PAVING ERY ANYWHERE. 304304-290-4085 or 304Commission 564,589 CITIZENS TAKE AD- County CAMPBELL Your presence at this hearing 529,818 Driveways – parking - Personal Representative: lots VANTAGE OUR County Clerk 924-6352 OF (03/20/20) is required 472-4398. (tfn)to protect your 352,723 - Martin D. Campbell FOR RENT: In town next PAY M E N T P L A N ; Circuit Clerk interests in this matter. reSheriff- Treasurer 366,684 – Basketball courts - 5891–Hall Road Dated: April 9, 2019 SATISFACTION TREE Prosecuting Attorney 569,233 - Buckhannon, WV 26201 to 88, 4 BR 2Ba. $850 plus Brian P. Gaudet Circuit Clerk surfacing old Asphalt – SERVICE LICENSED HOMES FOR SALE Assessor 284,693 - Estate: BOBBY CHARLES for Upshur County, West STONEY RUN STORutilities. NO Pets $850. DeAND INSURED; STUMP Assessor's Valuation Fund 196,464 patch work - sealcoating - CARPENTER Virginia REMOVAL; 24 HR SER- Statewide Computer Personal Representative: Network 40,000 AGE - #1034 New Customer (4/12/19) posit. Call 304-516-3635 HOUSE SALE: D. Overton AND Agricultural4Agent 113,108 – MACHINE LAID - Kimberly VICE; NORTHFOR CENTRAL Special! First Month 85 Cove View Lane Elections County Clerk 88,221 (1/25/20) WV; 15 YEARS ORDER OF PUBLICATION BR,OVER 1.5 Bath sits on .75 Ripley, WVis25271 101,293 ROLLED – All- work IN THE FAMILY COURT OF EXPERIENCE; ALSO County Administrator Only $20 on any Estate: CAROLYN PEARL UPSHUR COUNTY, size Courthouse 844,624 Guaranteed –Over 10,010 40 acres. COMMERCIAL W/ 2 car attached WEST years DOING Other Buildings 74,800 - CARPENTER unit 5x10, 10x10 or VIRGINIA TREE CUTTING CALL Personal Representative: garage. On Tallmansville FOR RENT: Country Data Processing 130,000 of experience– - Licensed Michael Paul Wagoner, (304) 613-5820 “**** Regional Development Authority Kimberly D. Overton 10x20. Call Today! 47227,892 PETITIONER Home with Setting, 2 and 3 BR Homes Competitive 85 Cove View Lane SRD. ENIO R C I TisI ZaEmodule N S Industrial Development - & Insured –20,000 VS CASE NO. 18-D-179 5622. (tfn) Ripley, WV 25271 TAKE OF for Airports 164,912 prices and discounts 20,000 Christian Marie Wagoner, withADVANTAGE addition. Call more for rent . 304-642-0327 Free Estate: KATHLEEN WALLS 5,428 RESPONDENT OUR PAYMENT PLAN; County Clerk Operations CLEAVENGER information 304-897-6932. (1/25/20) NOTCE OF HEARING Estimates 304-472-8097 SATISFACTION TREE Personal Representative: TO: Christian Marie Wagoner 4,454,482 50,010 PETS SERVICE (1/30/20)LICENSED TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT Phillip G. Walls WV014137 (tfn) Address Unknown AND INSURED; STUMP PUBLIC SAFETY 41 Mount Vista Drive You are hereby notified that MISCELLANEOUS Valley Bend, WV CABIN 26293 REMOVAL; 24 HR SER- Sheriff- Law Enforcement on LANE April 23, 2019 atKENthe hour of 844,013 Estate: GEORGE TAYLOR VICE; NORTH CENTRAL Sheriff9:00 o’clock a.m. on sail day, Service of Process 85,719 APARTMENTS FOR DOUGLAS NELS Are you Planning TAYLOR’S KITCHENS or as soon thereafter as the WV; OVER 21 YEARS Regional Jail FOR SALE: 500 lbs. Pro900,000 Personal Representative: matter be heard, at the RENT 80,356 AND FURNACES - Sharon EXPERIENCE; ALSO Home Confinement a vacation ormay a week-end Kraft Miller pane Tank in good shape Family Court Room on the 3rd 2,150 - 214 Randolph Street DOING COMMERCIAL Civil Defense Floor of the Upshur County get-a-way? Come and 200,098 maid, Saco and - Kitchen TREE AND Emergency Services Buckhannon, WV 26201 just needs new gauge. $500. FOR CUTTING RENT: FURNISHED Communication Center 862,114 - Estate: LOWELL W. ELBON Court House Annex in the City SNOW REMOVAL CALL visit our cozy retreat Kompact Cabinets and of Buckhannon, West Virginia, Fire Department OBO call 304-613-5057 15,000 - Co-Personal Representative: AND (gtfn) UNFURNISHED 613-5820 the Judge of the Family Dog Warden/Humane Society 198,191 Vanities, Formica - Counter pet. PrivateDavid K. Elbon for your Court of Upshur County, West leave msg. (TFN) Control 3,900 - 1245 Abbott Road APTS FOR RENT: Flood 24 hour Virginia will conduct a hearing ly owned, Owner on Public Safety Grants 174,458 tops. Aqua-Therm - Outside Buckhannon, WV 26201 ADVANCE-FEE LOANS System; Camera Security Security 50,568 - Co-Personal Representative: in this matter. OR CREDIT OFFERS - Courthouse presence at this hearing premises,YourPersonalized Community Based Corrections Program 353,445 Wood Burners, - Pumps, Gary L. Elbon cable + that wifi and all utilities is required to protect your FOR SALE: TANNING Companies do business 1279Parts Abbott Roadattention for your Fans, Chemicals and interests in this matter.pet, by phone cannotSmall ask you topets welincluded. Buckhannon, WV 26201 BED: new bulbs, works Dated: April 10, 2019 pay for credit before you get TOTAL PUBLIC SAFETY Affordable rates, Con3,770,012 for most outside - Fiduciary wood Commissioner: Brian P. Gaudet Circuit Clerk come; under renovations; great just don’t use any- - burners. 304-472-7326 HEALTH AND SANITATION - Daya Masada Wright it. For more information, for Upshur of County, West venient hours operMental Health 2,500 - North Kanawha Street call toll-free Virginia cater to 1-877-FTC fixed incomes. more. $800 OBO Please Solid Waste Authority 11,779 Buckhannon, WV 26201 HELP. A public service ation. Kennels #1032 (4/12/19)feature: Estate: BUCK OAKIE FRYE Located Phone call 304-613-5057 Leave (tfn) message fromin TheAdrian. Record IN CIRCUIT COURT OF Heating &THEair condition; TOTAL HEALTH & SANITATION 14,279 - Personal Representative: Delta and the Federal Trade UPSHUR COUNTY, WEST 304-439-4216(RTFN) Gailann Frye Msg. (TFN) VIRGINIA Spacious kennels and Commission. It is illegal for 153 South Kanawha Street FIRST 100 CALLERS IN RE: FRANKLIN W. K., DATE companies doing business CULTURE AND RECREATION Buckhannon, WV 26201 runs; Fenced-in playMOTHER: area; OF BIRTH: BIRTH DANE I. GRUBB A 25% by phone to promise you Parks & Recreation 150,953 WILL RECEIVE - Estate: PLACE OF BIRTH: CASE NO: FOR RENT: APARTCo-Personal Representative: FOR SALE: Land Pride 5’ Youth Camp 148,198 Loving care. Call or e-mail a loan and ask you to pay Infant alleged to be abused and James Joseph Grubb 28,000 DISCOUNT; -SENIOR for it before they deliver. Civic Promotion MENTS FURNISHED & neglected 11/11/2018 finishing mower, 3 years and/or 242 Seneca Circlefor information Visitor1s Bureau 3,400 CITIZENS TAKE ADFor more information, Samantha P. 119,508 - Winfield, WV 25213 UNFURNISHED 1 & 2 old asking $1500. Call Upshur County, West Virginia directions; Reservations call toll free 1-877-FTC Library Representative: VANTAGE OFCo-Personal OUR 19.JA-S HELP. public service Manley welcome. BR’sAavailable withTOTAL Secu304-704-1273 (tfn) 450,059 PAY M E N T - PRobert CULTURE & RECREATION Owner: Patty NOTICE A Avenue N; 7L Third message from The Record TO: A C O B rityandDeposit, References, Buckhannon, WVStamm, 26201 P.O. BoxJ355 Jane Delta the Federal Trade SOCIAL SERVICES KEENER OR THE NATURAL SATISFACTION TREE Estate: WILLIAM E. HARRIS SocialCall Services 79,410 Commission. & Lease.(tfn).No pets. FATHER OF THE CHILD, Lew, WV 26378 (304) Personal Representative: FOR SALE: country crib TOTAL SOCIAL SERVICES 79,410 SERVICE LICENSED FRANKLIN James Lloyd Harris 472-3021 or 472-6711. NO CAPITAL PROJECTS W.(tfn) K. AND/OR ANY AND ALL 884-7311 804 George Street E.S. ASPHALT PAVING: Social Services
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Augusta Youth Ballet Company to present Coppelia
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Makeover from Page 1 a small town to makeover. The show, “Home Town Takeover”, will follow couple Ben and Erin Napier to a small town to fix up houses, buildings, and Main street. The contest has limited requirements: 1. A population of less than 40,000, 2. Homes with great architecture, 3. A Main street that needs a facelift. The deadline to submit the town is Friday, February 7 and the community is hopeful to be selected.
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The comic story ballet Coppelia, or “The Girl with the Enamel Eyes,” is coming to Buckhannon. The Augusta Youth Ballet Company (AYBC), located at The Dance Factory on West Main Street, is taking the stage to present the ballet at the Virginia Thomas Law Center for the Performing Arts on the campus of West Virginia Wesleyan College. Opening night is Saturday, February 1 at 7 p.m. with a matinee on Sunday, February 2 at 2 p.m. The cost of admission is $12.00 for adults and $6.00 for students. The dancers in AYBC make up the cast of all your favorite characters from this comic ballet, with music by Léo Delibes. Dancers from Upshur, Lewis, Barbour, and Gilmer counties comprise the youth ballet. Senior Company dancers include Tori Adams, Kaida Almase, Leanna Bohman, Alecsis Butler, Ianna Gail Carillo, Christopher Dunaway, Kaylee Feather, Kristen Fisher, Lilly Heater, Sydney Mullens, Arden Payne, Phaedra Payne, Allia Layne Shaver, Savanna Smith, Maggie Taylor, and Addison Zirkle. Junior Company dancers include Maria Benjamin, Socia Bennett, Annabelle Caynor, Savannah Holden, Alexis Huffman, RaeAnna Hyre, Kinsley Ripley and Jenna Smith. Guest artists for the production include dancers from the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. AYBC alumnus Zoë Payne from Belington, WV; Harry Sukonik from Orlando, FL; and Aren Vaughn from Long Beach, CA will dance various roles in the ballet. Local dancers AYBC alumnus Eva Beth Atha, AYBC assistant director Amy Maditz, and Noah Stalnaker of Lewis County will also be performing. Harry Sukonik will dance the role of Franz. The role of Swanhilda will be danced by Kristen Fisher, and the role of Coppelia will be danced by Leanna Bohman will also be performing. The Augusta Youth Ballet, under the direction of Nina M. Scattaregia, is a non-profit organization recognized as a pre-professional youth ballet company in the state of West Virginia. Tickets may be purchased online at www.dancefactorywv.com, at The Dance Factory at 107 W Main Street, and at the door. Phone (304) 472-8291 for more details.
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to common problems could be found in the Bible as a boost of encouragement. “Let me inform you that the original post that was removed was acceptable, constitutional and legal in all manners, and should be put back up immediately,” said Bill Hunt. “The original poster...led the motivation to help other students who may be looking for answers to their problems.” He added, “It’s caused strife, confusion, and even anger.” The incident has garnered national attention from the Rutherford Institute, a nonprofit organization who donates its legal services at no charge to those whose constitutional and human rights have been threatened or violated,
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according to its website. In other business, the board presented Stonewall Resort and Rotary Club of Weston with certificates for the support they gave to Lewis County Schools. The LCHS Robotics team was honored at the Board meeting, as they won first place in the tournament championship against 23 other teams. They are headed to the state championship next. Mike Cayton approached the board with a presentation on the pros and cons of getting a drug dog for the schools. Barb Tucker presented on national, state, and local youth risk behavior data and Lewis County School can offer support. The board went into executive session for approximately 20 minutes to discuss a student expulsion, but no
action was taken. The board upheld the Superintendent’s recommendation to expel the student for the remainder of the school year. Lesley White and Christiana Lybarger, along with three students, presented the video project “How’s school going?” The mass communications class worked with every school in Lewis County to create the video, encouraging members of the community to ask students how they are doing. The personnel agenda included the resignation of Kelsey Luke and Janet McCourt. Nathan West was approved as an Autism Mentor for additional classification. The following professionals were approved for hire: School Site Coordinators – Sarah Linger for LCHS, Deena Lewis for JLES, Marissa
Shanholtz for RLBMS and Kylea Arnold for RES. For LCHS Career Coach, William Tucker was also hired. Jared Fitzwater was hired as an After School Homebound Education Facilitator for LCEM. Dr. Robin Lewis’s Superintendent Updates was a report that Lewis County will be introducing “Stop It,” a new way to report incidents of inappropriate behavior, anonymously or otherwise, via mobile app, phone line, or otherwise. Students K-12 can report on bullying or cyberbullying, inappropriate student-teacher relationships, violence or threats, discrimination, drugs or alcohol, and similar situations. The Lewis County Board of Education meets every other Monday evening at 6 p.m. The next meeting will be February 10.
Thrifty from Page 1 it’s an excursion,” Vaughn said. “We’re not just hitting one store; when we go, it’s an all-day event.” Vaughn said the goal is to be a clean, organized thrift store with quality items. The store is dependent on donations. “We like variety, unique thing. We also want it to be unique,” she said. “I don’t know what we’ll bring to Weston, but we’re gonna bring cool.. We’re gonna bring unique.” Jeff Furner talked on his childhood experiences, how thrifting was not just a hobby, but a necessity. He said when he would thrift with his grandmother, they would go to landfills. She was a “true dumpster diver,” Vaughn joked. My Thrifty Mama will be open Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Donations are already welcome. The family asks to drop off anything you may have on the porch. They are soon hoping to have a bin for future drop offs coming soon. For more information, visit the My Thrifty Mama Facebook page or visit the store at 916 US Highway 33 East Weston, WV.
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Box Scores
Lady Pats JV 45 Mtn. Middle 47 LCHS Maids V 52 Bridgeport 53 LCHS Maids JV 43 Bridgeport 14 LCHS V 37 Bridgeport 52 LCHS Maids 55 Braxton 50
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SPORTS
Lady Patriots JV stick it to Gilmer
Hometown Outfitters offers free sports equipment
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Payten Goodwin races down the court. By Wyatt Burns Sports Correspondent
team took down the Gilmer County Lady Titans on Monday night. The Lady Patriots got out WESTON — The Rob- to a big lead early and never ert L. Bland Middle School slowed down, getting to an Lady Patriots JV Basketball 11-3 lead by the end of the
1st quarter, and pushing it to 23-8 at the half. RLBMS tacked on 18 more to the Titans 2 second-half points. Payten Goodwin came in clutch for the Lady Patriots, hitting some big shots
in the 4th, adding up for 10 points in total. Ella Pinkney added 9. The Lady Patriots JV defeated the Titans 41-10. RLBMS will be in action again tonight at Philippi.
Lady Patriots lose OT thriller
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Hometown Outfitters owner Tina Cunningham shows the collection of donated sports equipment she has available for free to anyone in need.
WESTON — Hometown Outfitters in Weston has been collecting donations of gently used sports equipment and they are ready to begin giving it away. Owner Tina Cunningham acknowledged how expensive purchasing stuff for sports can be, and she is hopeful this will benefit the community. Hometown Outfitters is still collecting equipment, but many items are already available for pick up if you know anyone in need. She also mentioned that if it’s still in good shape, it would be great if people will donate the equipment back after they are finished with it, so others can benefit as well. Cunningham said, “We now have 22 pair of shoes, belts, baseball equipment, bats, soccer balls, and bags. We are still collecting items and truly appreciate those who have donated. Coaches and parents, if you know of a child who is in need, please send them our way! Parents, maybe your child is unsure of a sport and you don’t want to spend money until they try it first, stop in and get “good” used equipment first. Sports are expensive and every child deserves a chance to play. If you don’t want used, shop local – we are here to help!”
RLBMS Cheerleaders win Spirt Award
Bryn Hunt sinks a 3-pt shot for the Lady Patriots Varsity. By Wyatt Burns Sports Correspondent
WESTON — On Monday night, the Robert L. Bland Middle School Lady Patriots Varsity Basketball team battled Gilmer County at home. The Lady Patriots got out to a strong start getting up early 13-5 at the end of the first quarter, but Gilmer County tightened up the defense and got settled in to make this game more competitive. RLBMS held on though and got the score to 2316 at the half. The third quarter ended almost like the second, but this time
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Gilmer shaved 5 points off the Patriots 7-point lead. A two-point game headed into the final quarter. The Patriots kept a 2-point lead until the final bit of action at the buzzer, when the official called a foul on the Patriots and put 2 seconds back on the clock. A Gilmer County shooter knocked down both free-throws, tying the game. The Patriots were only able to net a 3-point shot by Bryn Hunt in the extra period, whereas Gilmer County posted 6 to complete the comeback victory of 46-43. Hunt lead the way in scoring, posting 14. The Patriots TARA KENNEDY/Lewis County Community Guide will resume action tonight at Philippi Middle School. Courtney Hartley makes a layup for the Lady Patriots.
RLBMS wrestlers place at WSAZ
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By Wyatt Burns Sports Correspondent CLARKSBURG — The Robert L. Bland Middle School Cheerleading Squad traveled to Clarksburg on Saturday for the Punky Garrett Cheer Classic. The cheerleaders had one of their best showings of the year during this event. The Lady Patriots finished the day with the 4th Best Cheer, the 3rd Best Team in the Routine section, and the 3rd Best Squad in the Sideline section. They also received the Spirit Award, an award voted on by all the teams that attend the competition. Along with a great team result, a few of the members were also able to dazzle the judges and place. Bridgette Davisson won 1st in Tumbling and finished 2nd in Jumps, while April Sherrard placed 5th in Jumps.
HUNTINGTON — The Robert L. Bland Middle School team traveled to the WSAZ Invitational Tournament at the Mountain Health Arena in Huntington last week. This was a very strong showing from the Patriots in a very challenging competition. RLBMS had the following six wrestlers make it to the final day: Drew Cayton, Cameron Brown, Tyler Carson, Jesse Parsons, Norman Tallhamer and Ethan Skidmore. Of these six, three made there way into the top eight. Tyler Carson and Drew Cayton both took 7th place in their respective weight classes, and Cameron Brown brought home 6th place in his. The Patriots will travel to Buckhannon for the Mason Dixon Conference Tournament this Drew Cayton, Cameron Brown and Tyler Carson weekend.
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LOCAL NEWS LC Math Field Day
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Jane Lew Elementary
ROANOKE — Lewis County’s Annual Math Field Day competition for students in grades 4, 5 and 6 was held at Stonewall Resort on Friday, January 17, 2020. Sixty-five of the top math students from Jane Lew Elementary, Leading Creek Elementary, Peterson-Central Elementary, Roanoke Elementary, Robert L. Bland Middle,
and Saint Patrick School convened to compete at the event. The competition consists of a 40-question written test, 10 mental math estimation questions, 10 mental math exact answer questions and a physical estimation lab in which students estimate weights, lengths, areas and volumes in both customary and met-
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ric units of measure. After hours of competition, the results were: 4th grade: 1st place – Kaleb Willison, PCES 2nd place – Alec Lambert, JLES 3rd place – Preston Greenlief, LCES Alternate – Avah Mollohan – JLES 5th grade:
1st place – Sydney Chipps, RLBMS 2nd place – Grayson Grogg, RLBMS 3rd place – Owen Debar, RLBMS Alternate – Reghan Carson, RLBMS 6th grade: 1st place – Carder Holden, RLBMS 2nd place – Kellen Bruffey, RLBMS
3rd place – Abigail Kirkpatrick, RLBMS Alternate – Hope Lamb, RLBMS A favorite part of the testing for many students is the last physical estimation question, which is to guess the number of candies in a container. This year, judges presented a clear water bottle filled with 590 M&M’s. Students
guessing the closest were: Aidan Richards (5th grade, RLBMS) – 3rd closest, Kurdais Harris (5th grade, RLBMS) – 2nd closest, and overall winner Owen Debar (5thgrade, RLBMS). Owen received the candy jar as a prize and the other students received smaller candy packages for 2nd and 3rd places.
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YOU CAN STILL FILE Call today for information on eligibility. D. Conrad Gall. Atty 3497 Fairmont Ave. Fairmont
9 — Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Concerned Citizen’s want the levy changed in order to provide more for students to receive a better education: ACCOUNTABILITY of where our money goes.
OVER 50% of our LEVY supports our central office. The word AND need to go at the end of each line: the money needs to go to what is allotted to. The West Virginia Auditors office explained they do recommend using the work AND. Years ago they suggest that the school board use the word AND in the case of a school closes, they don’t have to seek a judge order to use the money. But over the year’s counties have seen school boards miss uses of the word and use the money as they want. (not sure if it is the Board or the finance department) but use the money as needed in the area listed. This could be a big part in why we see 11 other counties in WV with NO Levy. If you look at the fine print at the bottom of the ballot it also explains it.
Call the WV Auditors office: 304- 627-2415
To see finance information on our board visit: https://wvde.us/finance-and-administration/school-finance/financial-and-certified-list-reports/
70% of your taxes already go to the school system plus your levy money if levy passes
Purposed for which additional funds are needed: I. Provide textbooks for students in grades Pre-k-12 and for the kids
II. Provide for technology instruction, technology materials and equipment for students in grades Pre K- 12 and for the kids III. Provide for additional enrichment materials and supplements materials for the general instruction curriculum, for students in grades Pre K – 12 and for the kids
IV. Provide for purchase of equipment and supplies to supplement the music, band and/or creative arts programs for students in grades Pre K – 12 and for the kids
V. Provide for the support of extra curricular, curricular and/or academic transportation for students in grades Pre K-12 and (why are the schools being charged $25 and hour for bus driver, so much a mile and fuel) For the kids
VI. Asst in providing personnel for improvement in Curriculum Program and/or development for students in grades pre k-12 5 classroom personnel for students and 4 personnel for student mental health and counseling support and 1 technology system specialist and 1 maintenance personnel for school facilities and 3 secretarial personnel for schools and
$821,329.00 x 5 year = $4,106,645.00
Comments: The state pays for 195 professional 114 service personal that is needed for the number of students. We have 368 employed at the LCBE. We are over by 59 employees and we still have several postings open, and 5 positions on the WVDE website that say 0 employee, but budgeted. If you look on the WVDE website, you will see we a lot for 5 employees and it says we don’t
VII: Supplements the professional Personnel salaries and supplement the service personnel salaries to include the have them. (it shows 0 for employees)
amounts required by the WV code related to the 1984 salary adjustment and support extended employment for personnel to provide service to students and programs and ($633,540.00 x 5 years = $3,167,700.00 of this levy. Comments: If supplemental personnel salaries are mandated by WV code, then the state has had to provide the funding to cover the mandate, as they have done in counties with no levy.
If it is WV code related, then how does 11 counties in WV that DON’T have a levy pay these? So, why charge the taxpayer.
first page of 2019 supplements were $208,568.16. One person got $26,344.00 for a supplement. That is more money than some employees make. Some of those same employees have two jobs and some qualify for assistance. Supplements can be gotten at the Lewis County Board office as they are public information. In 2017 minutes of LCB meeting you will see the previous superintendent took away the supplement for the Head Treasure, after a grievance but was never heard. The previous board members gave her back the supplement.
PROJECTION FOR SUPPLEMENT MONEY
IX: Assist personnel employed by the Lewis County Schools with the cost of family health-expenditures as per procedures developed by the Lewis County Schools.
We have elderly that must save in order to pay for their taxes each year. Most due to the part they make sometimes as little as $30 more a month in order to get assistance for health care, and prescription drugs. They must pay each month for Medicare and Additional insurance for medicine with no help. The school employees pay each paycheck for health care and then again in the levy. Build, Maintain, improve and/or correct environmental structural and/or security factors for any or all Lewis County School Facilities to ensure adequate protection against fire hazards and/or health hazards in an effort to provide a safe positive atmosphere conductive to leaning and For the safety of the kids Provide support for extra-curricular activities such as, but not limited to, athletic teams, band, music activities, theater activities, academic competitions, and after school programs and For the Kids Provide Free Admission for our students, seniors, and vets to come to our sporting events: It is NOT FREE if you charge someone for the services.
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So, it could have been worded, $25,000 be provide so the students, Seniors and Vets Admission to support LCHS/RLB sporting events at no cost. Free to sporting events: If the students, Seniors, and Vets get in FREE just allow them in with school ID or ID’s. What does it cost for a student to be in the building? It was told for the senior citizens and vets to get FREE admissions they must go to the board office to get a pass first. They just can’t go to the door.
XIII: Provide Free Lunch to students of Lewis County Schools:
All Elementary in Lewis Co. School already are provided FREE LUNCH. So, why has the school system not helped the voters of Lewis Co, to provide FREE LUNCH/Breakfast to some students but not all? But now ask ALL voters to help pay for lunch/breakfast for kids. Also, the federal government is looking into offering FREE MEALS to all students in the US. So, this money will be used where? Assist in the support of community education facilities, educational programs and/or educational support services rendered at curricular and/or extra-curricular activities. Specific programs or services supported would include: Lewis County Extension Service and or related programs such as, but not limited to 4H and Energy Express and Lewis Emergency Ambulance Services Authority to provide agreed upon services for the Lewis County Schools to include medical coverage for all contact sports events, musical events, graduation ceremonies. Units would be staffed by a State Certified EMT-B and Driver. Services provided would be emergency care, prehospital medical support, transport to the local emergency room and The WVSSAC just released that all schools must have a certified trainer at ALL sporting events before the game can proceed. This is GREAT because before it was only for Football and soccer. It was brought to the attention that if a student gets hurt and has to be taken to the hospital, the parent is still charged the transport by the EMS.
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Louis Bennett Public Library and/or related program and Lewis County Health Department and/or related program. Why not donate to the Fire Depts as they come to our schools and provide Fire Safety. As noted above, the amounts set forth above are the average annual amounts for each purpose. The actual Amounts for each purpose will likely vary from one fiscal year to the next. If any item in the above stated purposes is declared unconstitutional or invalid due to judicial or legislative action, then any affected funds will be distributed among the remaining constitutional and valid purposes. The proposed additional rate of levy in cents per $100 of assessed value on each class of property is as follows: Class I Property $10.32 cents, Class II Property $20.64 cents, Class III Property $41.28 cents, Class IV Property $41.28 cents
Fine Line:
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(if your taxes go up (and they do about every year), your part on your access will go up also. Not just in property also affect your personal property tax.) (Did you know on your tax slip it says, Lewis County School Board that is a State tax that goes to our school system)
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The Board will not issue bonds in connection with the approval of the proposed increase levy. If additional State Federal private or other special funds become available to provide funding for any of the above-stated purposes, then the Board shall be authorized and empowered to expand at the end of each fiscal year, during the term of the levies, the surplus (if any) in excess of the amount needed for any of the above-stated purposes for enrichment supplementation and advancement of all educational programs in the Lewis County School District, and other purposes pertinent to the operation of Lewis County Schools. In the discretion of the Board. Such additional or surplus funds may be used either in substitutions for or in additions funds obtained for the excess levy Any additional revenue accruing during the term of this levy (because each year your taxes go up and so will the price you pay on the levy) in excess of the amounts needed for any of the above stated purposes, will be expended for the enrichment, supplementation and advancement of the education system of Lewis County Schools: provided that levy items number III as listed above, shall receive twenty percent (kids) of any additional revenue accruing during the term of the levy to be expended as outlined and provided further that the levy item number X as listed above shall receive 80% (school system) of any additional revenue accruing during the term of this levy to be expended as outlined.
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PAID FOR BY CONCERNED CITIZENS
LEWIS COUNTY COMMUNITY GUIDE
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AREA NEWS
Upshur County Beekeepers Association
There is a little known, but vital association in Upshur County. Their impact to our community touches everyone that lives within the county. Little do many know, that 80 percent of the food we consume needs pollination and that honeybees are the main pollinator in our area. Each hive has approximately 40,000 workers that are mainly all females. The byproduct of all this work and effort of every beekeeper, if they are lucky, is harvesting honey for personal use and in some cases sales to our community. Bees though, are under attack. In the last 15 years or so, there have been parasites, chemicals, and unknown reactions by the bees to our ever-changing environment. Basically, the wild honeybee colonies have disappeared and if not for the beekeeper (apiarist), bees would be relatively non-existent. Your Bee Association in the county represents the continual training and methods to allow our bee colonies to survive and hopefully thrive. Without dedicated keepers of these precious colonies and the dispersion of their efforts across the country, our farmers, small garden advocates and hobby yard workers would see a significant decline in the crops, flowers and fruits. We always can have more beekeepers and bee colonies. Your Beekeeper Association meets once a month at the Farm Bureau building off Route 33. The meetings are on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. The club has formal classes, maintains a Facebook page “Upshur County Beekeepers Association” and assists each other by sharing techniques, equipment and proper practices. The club has a very successful mentorship program to assist new beekeepers not only get started but maintain their apiary for years. Please visit our Facebook page for additional information. The public is welcome to join in on any meeting, which is free. Hopefully you will become interested enough to start your own bee farm, promoting local gardens with pollinators and enhancing your own crop output. You will be welcomed, come see what it takes to become a Beekeeper. For more information about the Beekeeper Association, please contact robertkincaid@frontier.com
Looking for furever homes By Tara Kennedy Editor BUCKHANNON — The Lewis-Upshur Animal Control Facility needs help finding furever homes for Barkley and Woody. Volunteers from Luv 4 Animals and TheAnimal Outreach Project would also like to encourage pet owners to make accommodations for cold weather by ensuring their outdoor animals have sufficient housing and bedding. Please contact these groups on Facebook if you need assistance. Barkley is a beautiful black and white domestic short haired cat. He is approximately two years old and has now been neutered, thanks to Luv 4 Animals. Barkley was trapped on Green Street in Buckhannon along with his buddies who all love attention. His adoption fee is only $15. Woody is a handsome brindle Cur. He is five years old and weighs 37 pounds. Woody was Woody brought in from the Jane Lew area and Luv 4 Animals has already assisted to get him neutered. He shows no interest in the cats and has passed two dog tests. Woody is getting more comfortable with socialization and better with his leash training every day. Barkley and Woody, as well as many other loving cats and dogs, are available for adoption at the Lewis-Upshur Animal Control Facility located on Mud Lick Road in Buckhannon, so stop by and find the perfect pet for your family. Adopt, don’t shop! L-UAC is always in need of volunteers if you are looking for a rewarding and worthwhile cause to assist. Donations of food and pet supplies are always welcome. L-UAC is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to noon, or you can call (304) 4723865 to schedule an appointment. If you need assistance with proper animal housing, bedding or any other pet needs, please contact Luv 4 Animals or The Animal
Outreach Project on Facebook.
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