Berkeley Springs, WV News

• Berkeley Springs, WV News
• Hospital Hill picked for new
• Rowland, Springer to board
• Local woman appointed as new Juvenile Monitor
• Man arrested for kidnapping
• Dispute over Country Inn’s taxes heats up
• Berkeley Springs High School Building C project is approved
• Police arrest man for wanton endangerment
• Governor Tomblin visits Cacapon State Park
• Cacapon State Park Funding Celebration
• CSX lot was appraised for $266,900
• School board talks about a possible 100% special levy rate
• Animal control kennels fate undecided
• Bond funding passed for Cacapon project
• Men charged in wide-spread rash of burglaries across county
• Animal Control Officer relieved of duties
• Tolliver is West Virginia School Counselor of the Year
• Water Tasting makes big splash in Bath
• Striving to improve Warm Springs Run
• Bath begins distributing more Hotel-Motel funds
• Man dies when van plunges over embankment
• Commissioners assert control over sewer board
• Senior Center buys former U.S. Silica offices
• Senate bill would fund Cacapon Park project
• $1 billion bond issue could fund U.S. 522 bypass
• Officials debate how to handle 911 cash woes
• More whooping cough cases confirmed here
• Man leads police to body of strangled girlfriend
• Whooping cough case surfaces at middle school
• Younker gets 4 months for concealing dead body
• McPeak guilty of murdering ex-girlfriend
• Industry rep fields questions on impact of fracking locally
• Hospital connector road called top local priority
• Retracing a wartime journey
• Explosives seized at Great Cacapon home
• Tomblin elected governor
• Postal Service crisis may affect local mail
• Filling In The Blanks
• Accused murderer among 23 indicted by jury
• New team takes the wheel at Berkeley Springs High School
• Construction problems still plague courthouse
• Lives affected forever by 9/11 attacks
• Old bell may come back home
• No rate hike for Warm Springs sewer customers
• What will become of the current hospital?
• Earthquake felt here Tuesday
• Local business owners concerned about future of Country Inn
• History of Berkeley Springs Told Through Photographs
• Flare up at Berkeley Springs Fire Company
• Hunters warned about deer wasting disease
• Second judge recuses himself from Younker case
• Commission approached about Circuit Clerk’s office staffing
• High school gym vandalized over weekend
• Making a go of farming depends on how you treat the land
• High school gymnasium project turned down
• Homeowners ask for help with water problems
• Hospital construction looks on schedule
• Hospital applies for medical waste handling permit
• Morgan’s courthouse goes solar
• Butler murder case goes to Grand Jury
• Father charged with murder in son’s shooting
• Victim dies four days after shooting/hostage incident
• Commissioners pay $81,781 as local share to settle hospital employee pension lawsuit
• Bath election results
• Storms prompt county tornado warning
• Heavy rains cause problems for area
• 7-Eleven armed robbery part of “rash” of thefts
• Summit shares ideas for bullying prevention
• County, hospital, squad tackle ambulance issue
• Soccer field cleanup day may decide future play
• Bath passes tax increase, sets early voting dates
• Sewer board asks rate hike to cover bond costs
• Chief urges evacuation plan for courthouse
• Ambulance services will be topic of May 5 meeting
• Bath Council raises tax rates by 3%
• Patient transports pose tough costly problem
• African students love t-shirts made by Berkeley Springs high schoolers
• County field ruled out for soccer use
• County raises hotel tax to 4%
• Bath Town Council to raise hotel tax
• Signs now mark Stonewall’s campaign here in preparation for Civil War 150th anniversary
• County population goes up 17.4% in decade
• Commission okays budget with spending cuts & 3% tax hike
• Ambulance fee disputed over transport policy
• Stotler named Family Court Judge for circuit
• Higher gas prices hitting
• Donors replace boy’s bike that was stolen last month
• The mighty flood of March 1936
• Groh recommended for federal judgeship
• Former school property to be sold for debts
• Travel group presses town to consider 1% lodging tax hike
• Pets in danger of medication poisoning
• Fire at Great Cacapon home
• Mozier is History Hero
• Country Inn payment plan rejected by chief
• Zimmerman recalls ‘the good old days’ around Berkeley Springs
• 21st water tasting event floods town this weekend
• Hotel/Motel tax hike proposed
• Century-old violin took a dramatic journey
• County officials attend annual conference in Charleston
• Community asked to take part in MAPP health assessment survey
• Tamburo sentenced to life with mercy
• Commissioners disagree over resolutions, question Sheriff
• Wait for public water continues
• Local watershed groups making cleanup progress
• Commission hopes state will forgive courthouse debt
• Delegate’s bill calls for secession election
• Deadline set for overdue hotel taxes
• Many local projects stalled by economy
• County officials meet with Tomblin and Rockefeller
• Town due nearly $30,000 in unpaid hotel tax funds
• 22 people indicted by January Grand Jury
• Town police dog recovering
• Sheriff asks for new dog & replacement cruisers
• Fire destroys two homes
• The Country Inn lawsuit settled
• Town election cycles in swing
• Dugan elected commission prez
• Child care costs make or break family budget
• Swaim retires after years of county service
• Tamburo pleads guilty to murdering father
• Decisions put offl’til new commissioner
• Tamburo murder trial begins next Tuesday
• Christmas kick-off a shivery success
• U.S. Silica moving corporate office to Frederick
• Food pantry desperately needs donations
• Take a vet to school
• Expect official vote totals next week
• Parking lot will be for county employees only
• Mercer Street off-limits to big trucks until town stabilizes wall above CNB
• Fire destroys former Paw Paw Senior Center
• Paw Paw gets $1.3 million grant for sewer upgrade
• Kevin Barney: Deputy in the schools
• Fishers Bridge detour under way Sleepy Creek bridge project approved
• Zoning defeated 77%-23%
• Election Results
• Swaim questions when zoning might take effect
• New hospital moving along
• Decision Time
• Former hunt club protected near Paw Paw
• Candidates & zoning take stage Sunday
• Commissioners keep on debating security
• Dugan resigns from Parks & Rec Board
• Deputy shoots man in dispute
• Hotel tax non-payment leaves groups short of cash
• Court says no to rehearing hospital case
• Cell towers planned for western Morgan County
• Local school test scores up, but still lag state’s
• Paw Paw officials say they did what they had to during blizzard
• McBee Farm added to Farmland Protection Program
• Victim’s son arrested in Va. line murder
• 31 people indicted by September Grand Jury
• Governor to visit on Tuesday
• Woman out of intensive care; bond revoked for Gretsinger
• Photographer likes Paw Paw subjects
• Supreme Court asked to rehear hospital case
• Woman remains critical after murder attempt
• Sirens still crucial for alerting firefighters
• Mock named farmer of the year
• Grand opening scaled back due to small donation
• County Commission okays Emergency Medical Board
• Webster named ‘Mayor of the Year’
• Webster named ‘Mayor of the Year’
• Courthouse security debate surfaces again
• Flag contest ends in dead heat
• Paw Paw recycling cut, plastic in limbo
• Injured dog was dragged by vehicle
• Planners hear latest from health department
• Local zoning up to voters in November
• Early voting for Senate Primary
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Morgan County
• Berkeley Springs WV Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts

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