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Misguided move by commission
January 6, 2013 Wood County commissioners voted 2-1 Thursday to cut their work year by 24-30 days, depending upon where Monday holidays fall within a month. more »»
Helping ‘unbanked’ get affordable services
January 6, 2013 According to a recent survey by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the U.S. more »»
Get great start to 2013 with recipes
January 6, 2013 It seems strange to be writing 2013 already. There will probably be lots of us who have to watch each check we write for awhile so we don’t put the wrong year on it. more »»
Vanilla is anything but boring in book
January 6, 2013 Vanilla gets a reputation of being...boring. more »»
Romance novels heat up this winter
January 6, 2013 New York Times bestselling author Joan Johnston returns to her mail order bride series in “Wyoming Bride. more »»
January’s winter wonderland
January 6, 2013 Over the last two weeks, we have had 13 inches of snow, and winter has just begun. I consider this good news. I love snow. A fresh snowfall makes the world pristine and quiet. more »»
Donating real estate to organization
January 6, 2013 Land is a coveted and scarce asset in many parts of the world. In the United States, the average family’s most valuable asset is its home. more »»
UM Women to meet
January 6, 2013 Pennsville VFD Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the home of Rose Welsh. Pennsville United Methodist Women will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the fellowship room at the church. more »»
Ideas for new year
January 6, 2013 These ideas were sent to me by a friend. Although they’re titled as “travel plans,” they’re also excellent ideas of how to shape your new year. more »»
Making movies in West Virginia
January 5, 2013 The Mid-Ohio Valley, and for that matter West Virginia, is not considered a mecca for movie making. And this area and state may never become a place filmmakers turn to first to shoot a movie. more »»
No compromise in ‘fiscal cliff’ bill
January 4, 2013 As Congress approached the final hours before going over the so-called “fiscal cliff,” the House was faced with a difficult choice. more »»
MHC worked as advertised
December 31, 2012 A Medicaid reform experiment championed by U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., while he was governor was a dismal failure, West Virginians were informed recently. more »»
Submitting a letter to the editor
December 30, 2012 Over the course of a year, The News and Sentinel receives thousands of letters to the editor, printing those that fall within the daily published guidelines for submitting a letter. more »»
Chamber welcomes new members
December 30, 2012 I am delighted to share that we added 42 new members to our Chamber roster during 2012. more »»
Retirement plan limits increase in 2013
December 30, 2012 Benjamin Franklin once declared, “Nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes. more »»
Choosing best books of 2012
December 30, 2012 Mystery: “Some Kind of Peace” by Camilla Grebe and Asa Traff. Dr. more »»
Ready for winter
December 30, 2012 Winter began Dec. 21, and there may be a snow storm after Christmas. James and Beverly Sealock went shopping in Zanesville on Tuesday. more »»
Building brush piles for wildlife
December 30, 2012 If you‘ve ever spooked a cottontail in an old field, you probably watched it zig and zag, and then suddenly seem to disappear into thin air. More likely it dashed into the safety of a brush pile. more »»
Start new year off right with soup
December 30, 2012 Another Christmas is in the memory books. Hope it was a good one for you and your family. Good things happen; bad things happen; time marches on. more »»
Getting ‘Epicurious’ with new cookbook
December 30, 2012 The popular website comes in cookbook form in “The Epicurious Cookbook” by Tanya Steel and the editors of Epicurious. more »» |
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