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The water and wastewater dilemma in West Virginia

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By Ben Newhouse Verified, JOhn David, John David
| The Register-Herald Verified
West Virginia has many great resources that serve our residents and businesses. One of the most important assets is our abundance of water. All water in streams and rivers within the state is owned by the people of West Virginia. That is why Mother Jones had to walk in the water up Paint and Cabin creeks to organize coal miners, since it was public property not owned by the coal barons. West Virginians even own the riverbed and water rights of the Ohio River that passes by the state border.
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Newhouse, David: The water and wastewater dilemma in WV (Opinion)

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By Ben Newhouse Verified, JOhn David, John David
| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified
West Virginia has many great resources that serve our residents and businesses. One of the most important assets is our abundance of water. All water in streams and rivers within the state is owned by the people of West Virginia. That is why Mother Jones had to walk in the water up Paint and Cabin creeks to organize coal miners, since it was public property not owned by the coal barons. West Virginians even own the riverbed and water rights of the Ohio River that passes by the state border.
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Newhouse, David: Can we count on a blue wave in November? (Opinion)

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By Ben Newhouse Verified, JOhn David, John David
| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified
With the midterm elections coming up we are hearing predictions of a blue wave. Generally, the party out of power picks up seats in the midterm election. We saw this most recently in the midterm elections of 2018. President Donald Trump, a Republican, had won the presidential election in 2016. Yet in the midterm election of 2018 a surge of votes for Democratic candidates resulted in the Democratic Party taking control of the House of Representatives.
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