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What to watch for on election day 2011
Washington BureauThe Big One is still 52 weeks away, but the results from a host of local elections today may offer fresh clues about the state of play in politics just as the presidential nominating process is set to begin. At stake on this "off-year" general election...Tags: Politics, New Jersey Legislature, MSNBC (tv network), Democratic Party, Barack Obama
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W.Va. civil immunity law for first responders might be nation's first
richardb@herald-mail.comA Harpers Ferry, W.Va., woman is leading an effort to get all 50 states to pass a bill that protects ambulance crews from lawsuits when they have to forcibly enter a home on 911 calls. Acting West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin on Wednesday signed what...Tags: Executive Branch, Politics, Disasters and Accidents, Tennessee, Nashville
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W.Va. lawmaker: New House districts aren't pretty
![If the newly redrawn districts of the 100-member West Virginia House of Delegates could be challenged in court for being "ugly," Del. Walter Duke says he could provide at least a couple examples in the Eastern Panhandle.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/63863740-10050824.jpg "If the newly redrawn districts of the 100-member West Virginia House of Delegates could be challenged in court for being "ugly,\" Del. Walter Duke says he could provide at least a couple examples in the Eastern Panhandle.")
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comIf the newly redrawn districts of the 100-member West Virginia House of Delegates could be challenged in court for being "ugly," Del. Walter Duke says he could provide at least a couple examples in the Eastern Panhandle. Otherwise, the retired school...Tags: Politics, Republican Party, Crime, Law and Justice, John Doyle, Elections
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Panhandle senators retain seats at the table
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comThe Eastern Panhandle retained “prime seats” at the table of legislative power with the election of Sen. Jeff Kessler Monday evening as president of the West Virginia Senate, according to state Sens. John Unger and Herb Snyder. Unger, D-...Tags: Pocahontas, Executive Branch, Walt Helmick, Politics, Brooks McCabe
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At Panhandle roundtable, officials say W.Va. drug problem a 'crisis'
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comWest Virginia acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin said Wednesday that he has spoken with Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley about illegal drug activity crossing state lines and suggested the two governors could work more closely to tackle Baltimore’s...Tags: Drunk Driving, Health, Politics, Recreational Substance Use, Pennsylvania
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Pundits assess governor's race for Chamber series
dbrock@amnews.comTwo of the state's keenest political observers brought their well-known brand of punditry Wednesday to Danville. Louisville attorney and conservative columnist John David Dyche, who has plenty of local connections, and renowned reporter and columnist Al...Tags: Television, Clubs and Associations, Entertainment, Executive Branch, Politics
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B&O roundhouse in Martinsburg, W.Va remains unfinished after about $8 million in grants invested
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comWhen acting West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin toured the B&O roundhouse and shop buildings in Martinsburg last week, weeds wrapped around ankles on the grounds off East Martin Street. Bird feces and feathers were inside the cluster of red-brick...Tags: Executive Branch, Politics, Building Material, Government, Human Interest
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No room to gloat for Democrats in WV result
Orlando Opinionators - Orlando SentinelIs Tuesday's victory for incumbent Democrat Earl Ray Tomblin in the West Virginia governor's race also a victory for President Obama and national Democrats? Hardly. Tomblin, who became acting governor after then-Gov. Joe Manchin, another Democrat, moved... -
Gov. Tomblin expected to attend groundbreaking for Macy's Internet-service center
matthewu@herald-mail.comActing Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and a host of community leaders are expected to join Macy's executives for an April 15 groundbreaking ceremony for the retail giant's sprawling Internet-service center in Berkeley County, officials announced Thursday. Macy'...Tags: Executive Branch, Real Estate Sellers, Politics, Macy's, Inc., Government
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Tomblin pledges 2011 focus on W.Va. jobs, energy
Declaring that West Virginia is poised to gain economic ground in the Great Recession's wake, acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin detailed a legislative agenda Wednesday focusing on jobs, education and the state's natural resources.
Tomblin touted the...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Politics, Human Interest, Veterans Affairs, Executive Branch
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Lawmakers hope gubernatorial election debate won't dominate session
matthewu@herald-mail.comEastern Panhandle lawmakers told more than 150 business and community leaders Friday they hope the debate over a special gubernatorial election will not dominate the first regular session of the 80th legislature, which starts next week. "The way to...Tags: Berkeley (Alameda, California), Politics, Crime, Law and Justice, Herb Snyder, Constitutional Issues
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Millville post office closes its doors
richardb@herald-mail.comBill D'Angelo, 64, who said he has been coming to the Millville, W.Va., post office all his life, tries out his key Thursday at the new cluster boxes. The post office closed Thursday, Jan. 6, 2011. Patrons of the Millville post office were handed their...Tags: Government Postal Delivery, Shelley Moore Capito, Mail Order Industry, U.S. Postal Service, West Virginia
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