Recreation
Bringing the joy of sailing to West Virginians
Rick Steelhammer
Members of the Sewell Mountain Sailing Association of West Virginia take part in their first outing of the year on a breezy day on Summersville Lake.
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  • West Union festival set for June 7-9
  • Kids outside event set for Saturday
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  • DNR cracks down on illegal swimming at Tygart Lake
  • Distance running classes offered at Marshall University
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  • Scout Reserve director gives site update
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  • Road serving New River to be closed longer for repairs
  • First Great Eastern Trail hikers halfway
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  • Wildwater Association brings new paddlers into the fold
  • Wheelers share rides, routes and rapport
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  • Snow birds
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  • Snowshoe reports largest opening in over a decade
  • Sandy-damaged Holly River park to open temporary office
  • Recycled wind turbine tower now lighthouse at Summersville Lake
  • Snowshoe opening Wednesday for W.Va. ski season
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