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Katelyn Aluise

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Huntington, Morgantown, Washington, D.C.
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Foster Children With Disabilities In W.Va. Have Fewer Placement Options - West Virginia Public Br...

Foster Children With Disabilities In W.Va. Have Fewer Placement Options - West Virginia Public Br...

According to the DHHR's Child Welfare Dashboard, more than 430 children who are in the state's foster care sy…

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Awaiting jury decision: Father accused in aiding son in shooting of two officers

Awaiting jury decision: Father accused in aiding son in shooting of two officers

Michael Lane Pinkerman was charged with attempted first-degree murder, malicious assault on a law enforcement…

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WV Supreme Court sides with Cabell County Schools on excess levy issue

WV Supreme Court sides with Cabell County Schools on excess levy issue

The West Virginia Supreme Court sided with the Cabell County Board of Education in a decision Feb. 22, 2024, …

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County commissioners impose data center moratorium

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By Katelyn Aluise
| Oxford Free Press
The Butler County Commissioners voted to impose a moratorium, or temporary suspension, on building data centers within the limits of six townships over which the county has zoning control during a regular meeting on June 16. Although the commissioners cannot impose moratoriums on developments in areas over which it doesn’t have zoning authority – which consists of most townships in the county – they can approve moratoriums for Hanover, Lemon, Madison, Milford, Oxford and Ross townships.
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‘Coalition for Concerned Citizens’: Local reverend facilitates civics classes

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By Katelyn Aluise
| Oxford Free Press
On the evening of June 22, attendees of a civics class at the Payne Chapel AME Church in Hamilton learned about upcoming legislation, finding credible news sources, the importance of voting and partisanship and how to engage others in political conversations. They talked about what makes discussing politics difficult and how to make it easier, as well as methods for spreading the word about legislation and voter registration.
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More than 100 locals to participate in decades-old Oxford Fun Hunt tradition

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By Katelyn Aluise
| Oxford Free Press
Oxford’s unofficial city-wide scavenging tradition, the Oxford Fun Hunt, is returning for the 53rd year since it was started in 1973. Each year, several teams of about four to six players race around town to solve puzzles and find hidden symbols near various businesses and landmarks. As there are typically around 20 to 30 teams, fun hunt participants aren’t actually allowed to enter any of the businesses along the puzzle trail, as it might be disruptive to regular foot traffic.
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