By Steven Allen Adams on January 27, 2012
By Steven Allen Adams | West Virginia Watchdog CHARLESTON — It’s been over two weeks since the start of the West Virginia Legislature’s 2012 general session, but there has been very little talk about education reform. That is, until yesterday and in an unusual place. Instead of hearing school officials questioned in one of the [...]
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By Steven Allen Adams on January 23, 2012
By Steven Allen Adams | West Virginia Watchdog CHARLESTON — We’re almost two weeks into the West Virginia Legislature‘s 2012 regular session. So far there are 1,319 bills introduced between both the House of Delegates and the state Senate. The House passed five bills last week, while the Senate has three bills on third reading [...]
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By Steven Allen Adams on January 18, 2012
Watchdogmedia Tue, Jan 17 2012 17:25:59 By Steven Allen Adams | West Virginia Watchdog CHARLESTON — With a U.S. Supreme Court decision just around the corner, senators are already proposing new congressional redistricting maps. Now members of the West Virginia House of Delegates are coming up with plans of their own. Yesterday, the Charleston Daily [...]
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By Steven Allen Adams on January 17, 2012
By Steven Allen Adams | West Virginia Watchdog CHARLESTON — Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has a Republican challenger in the 2012 election for Governor of West Virginia and it’s…not who you think it is. Ralph William Clark, a philosophy professor at West Virginia University, will run in the Republican primary, which will decided who faces [...]
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By Steven Allen Adams on January 16, 2012
Nwsource Mon, Jan 16 2012 11:28:36 UPDATE 3:52 p.m.: I updated this article with pictures from the ceremony at the State Capitol Complex. By Steven Allen Adams | West Virginia Watchdog CHARLESTON — Lawmakers will have to work today, but before they do they took time to commemorate the life of one of the nation’s [...]
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