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Alzheimer's Association executives to be honored
Jane Marks (left) has been executive director of the West Virginia chapter of the Alzheimer's Association since 2001. Nancy Cipoletti (right) is former executive director of the state Alzheimer's Association.
  • Sunday's Child: Positive young teen is smart and active
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  • Help Out: May 19, 2013
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  • A house with a view
  • Popular psychologist Joyce Brothers dead at 85
  • Drew's two mommies
  • Beckley writer breaks down his youth in 'Crapalachia'
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  • Who will follow in the footsteps of civic giants?
  • Help Out: April 28, 2013
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  • Darkness and light with Dutch Underwood
  • Friendscaping: Garden planted with love
  • Romance novelist writes 'love letter' to Appalachia
  • Statehouse fashion statements
  • Community Music to honor area artists at gala
  • Billie Sue Graybeal: Spring puts on an amazing show
  • Sunday's Child: Staying together ideal situation for brothers
  • Help Out: April 21, 2013
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  • Salad days for recyclables
  • Sherry Hill: Sadly, front porches are a thing of the past
  • Help Out: April 14, 2013
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  • Buckskin Council honors three with Scout awards
  • Pocahontas Co. student brings zombie film to life
  • Multiple Sclerosis Society honors pair (photo)
  • Upcoming reunions
  • WVSU plans day of community service
  • Downright neighborly
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  • Help Out: April 7, 2013
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  • Library catalogs a record for popular basket fundraiser
  • Help Out: March 31, 2013
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  • Delegates honor cancer researcher (photo)
  • Glass is half-full for visual artist
  • Health center is Jane McCabe's legacy for daughters of W.Va.
  • Polly Diller: Avenge yourself on your children
  • Sunday's Child: Youth nervous but ready to join a family
  • Help Out: March 24, 2013
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  • Archive researchers can leaf out your family tree
  • Libraries offer workshops on researching ancestors
  • Ethnic fairs, festivals held around W.Va.
  • Closet clean-out sale to fund church mission
  • Help Out: March 17, 2013
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