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  • Mine safety chief defends 'stand down' in wake of another death
  • Senator questions W.Va. school board administrative hires
  • Kenova woman charged with embezzling from PSD
  • Papal election stirs Argentina's 'dirty war' past
  • Physicists say they have found a Higgs boson
  • WVU joins Hispanic higher education group
  • Miner killed at Boone coal operation
  • Cuts could hurt VISTA, AmeriCorps
  • Fiber line maps at heart of broadband squabble
  • Mining counties have higher death rates, study says
  • Volunteers combat isolation, poverty
  • Proposal eyes W.Va. lottery prizes for tax debts
  • Poverty pilot program unfunded, even as legislators seek to aid poor
  • Innovative W.Va. waste facility gets tentative OK
  • Job impact bill advances in Senate
  • Groups sue W.Va. coal mines over pollution
  • Tour diary: Life on the road with Time & Distance
  • Enlisted personnel dunk authority (photo)
  • Teachers unions protest W.Va. school board's new hire
  • Groups sue W.Va. coal mines over pollution
  • Dunbar man gets up to 25 years in assault, burglary
  • Bill lays out police lineup procedures
  • Cirque at the symphony
    • Business
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  • Gasoline prices down nearly 7 cents in W.Va.
  • CURA board examines loan policy
  • 100 Dominion jobs moving to Richmond headquarters
  • Gainer queries ethics panel over Visa ads
  • Putnam development director takes new job
  • Senate OKs Morgantown TIF district
  • Judge strikes down New York City's ban on supersized sodas
  • High-tech industry to show off for state lawmakers
  • Cause of off-color, fetid water eludes Pa. town
  • Yoga on the rise in West Virginia
  • Jobless rate at four-year low
  • Frontier partnering with AT&T on mobile
  • Hewlett-Packard board members lose support
  • Workshop offered for grant writing basics
  • YWCA honors successful women (photos)
  • Stocks up for sixth day on jobs growth
  • Grads in W.Va. like health, education
  • WVSU offers vineyard tour to raise interest in fruit farming
  • W.Va. DEP cites Noble Energy over wastewater spill
  • Michigan firm seeks dismissal of W.Va. gas lease case
  • Black business group to meet Saturday
  • AFL-CO delegates discuss plans for 1924 mine disaster memorial
    • Sports
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  • Strong finish sends Bridgeport into semifinals
  • Buzzer-beater ousts Mountaineers
  • Hurricane comeback falls short
  • Irish pressure subdues Buffalo
  • Perfect tip to the tourney, dunks and kudos
  • SC, Morgantown hoping to end frustration
  • Scott faces hungry Fairmont Senior team
  • Lots of subplots for Westside, Bridgeport
  • Boys notebook: Grantham undecided on college choice
  • Top seed Martinsburg holds off No. 8 Huntington
  • Tucker County drops Greater Beckley
  • Tulane holds off Herd 66-64
  • Memphis sweeps C-USA player, coach honors
  • Tug Valley pulls away from Notre Dame
  • Wheeling Central finds redemption vs. Magnolia
    • Life
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  • Class offers basics of audiovisual laws
  • Food Notes: March 13, 2013
  • Table Talk: Lucky leeks
  • National youth fitness in W.Va. elementary, middle schools
  • Cookies for dessert
  • Blenko to hold spring sale
  • Lapis is Fiesta Dinnerware's new color for 2013
  • Sustainable house is a triple non-threat
  • Extravagant flower show banishes the winter blahs
  • Smell the Coffee: Obnoxious office offenses
  • Home saves energy in many ways
  • Residence built to accommodate bad hips, knees
  • Homeowner prepared for disaster -- whenever it comes
  • Live Life Fully: Are you living in black and white or Technicolor?
  • Rinse away risks of fresh fruits and vegetables
  • Holly berries create a bird feeding frenzy
  • Make a break for spring
    • A&E
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  • You should check in to 'Bates Motel,' but you might not want to stay
  • Naughty fun with Wayward Girls School of Burlesque
  • East End Pub Crawl set for Saturday
  • Pisces Daily Horoscope for March 14, 2013
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  • Community Music celebrates Ireland, Broadway
  • CYAC opens new drama Thursday
  • Deni Bonet on 'RFC'
  • In Short: March 14-20, 2013
  • Bulletin board: March 14, 2013
    • Outdoors
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  • New River Gorge road to be closed for slip repairs
  • DNR staying the course with antlerless deer regulations
  • DNR confident muzzleloader kill will rebound
  • Outdoors notes -- March 10
  • More free licenses could prove costly
  • Robins hardy, flexible in winter
  • Cold-blooded critters' pipeline may shut
  • Snowshoe Mountain extends skiing until March 31
  • Proposal would open limited number of bears to deer hunters
  • Outdoors notes -- March 3
  • Stonewall Jackson Lake bass could become keepers
  • Dogs simply being dogs, not murderers'
  • Woodcock puts on a sky dance
  • Golden eagle ready to return to the wild
  • Stretch of Little Coal River targeted for stream restoration
  • National Park Service: State parks draw 1.2M visitors who spend $53M
  • Former Fayette whitewater complex to be sold
    • Opinion
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  • Equality: Human rights for gays
  • Allan Tweddle: Treat gun ownership the same as car ownership
  • Amy M. Harper: School board wrong on library funding
  • March 14, 2013: gun law; abortion; pot; zombies
  • Readers' voice: March 14, 2013
  • March 13, 2013: Industry pollution
  • Heroes: Pistol bill
  • Lawton Posey: A view of Benedict from the other side
  • Readers voice: March 13, 2013
  • Opponents of local gun safety laws
  • Readers voice: March 12, 2013
  • March 12, 2013: Sales taxes; guns; property taxes; Constitution interpretation
  • Rabbi James Cohn, the Rev. Mel Hoover and the Rev. Rose Edington: Fairness is everyone's business
  • Mercy: West Virginian's tale
  • Readers' voice: March 11, 2013
  • Christine Barkey: Schoolteachers need our support
  • Potpourri: March 11, 2013
  • Sad image: West Virginia cited
  • Gordon Simmons: Consideration of seniority is needed
  • Charlotte Pritt: Mountain Party wants equality for all
  • March 10, 2013: Medicaid expansion
  • History: West Virginia role
  • Joseph A. Main: Regulations make mining safer
  • Jim Kotcon and Carol Nix: Pull the plug on higher electric bills
  • Raymond Smock: It's up to Congress to lead, not the President
  • Dan Foster: Save the kids, raise the tobacco tax
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