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12:20 County
Commission Meeting of Oct. 17, 2012 (44 minutes)
CVB Marianne Moran gave report and Kathy Wyrosdick, City
Planner spoke on Masonic Temple reuse
1:04 City Council Meeting of Sept. 21, 2012
(47 minutes)
Under
Citizens Petition, Neil Stalnaker addressed Council on better communication to
the public and Dan Rundle spoke on loitering at the Blaine Street playground.
Under City Manager’s report, Jay Rogers said Watson, West Side and the Downtown
area is now complete with Bellview to be completed by Thursday and then East
Side beginning Oct 1st John Stump mentioned City
was rewarded with low rates as a result of tough decisions Council made
resulting in $200,000 savings each year, not going to debt service but for
future improvements and allow the City to defer the timing of the future rate
increases.
1:51 City Council Meeting of Oct. 9, 2012 (30
minutes)
Mayor
Burdick presented a proclamation of Sun., Oct. 21st to Cathy Daniel
on behalf of the Catholic Daughters of America. Mr. Rogers presented
Council with an update on the paving with 300 tons over the original estimate
but still well within budget.
2:21 James Conaway of Barrackville, Oct. 9,
2012 (14 minutes)
Reflections of this Barrackville resident on his military
career, the famous feed store, and the ill fated egg farm he helped start.
2:35 John Veasey United Way Golf, Oct. 5, 2012
(19 minutes)
The fourth
United Way event features conversation with John Veasey, coordinator Dale
Bradley, supporter WV State Senator Roman Prezioso, and new Administrative
Assistant Lynee Devitt
2:54
Life Long Learners Meeting,Aug. 22, 2012 (5 minutes)
David
Sturm tapes this program on Aug. 22, 2012 as LifeLong Learners have their first
meeting
3:00 100th Anniversary Fleming
Memorial, Oct. 3, 2012 (35 minutes)
Highlights include vintage pictures of Fleming Memorial
through the years. Interviews are conducted with former pastors Tom Clyde
(1974-1986), Rev. Dr. John Swift (1954-57) and present pastor John Riley.
Members Paula Akers and Robert “Rab” Snider are also interviewed. Known folks
buried in the historic cemetery are mentioned. Program closes with “Wonderful
Words of Life.
3:34 Susan
Camden, Oct. 6, 2012 (43 minutes )
Jane Gilchrist portrays the life of Susan Elizabeth (Holt)
Camden at the Marion County Historical Society dinner at Central United Methodist
Church. Wha-kee-we-in perform the music. Many pictures of the Weston State
Hospital and other areas are featured.
4:18 United Way, Vocal Tapestry, Andy Kniceley,
Oct. 5, 2012 (52 minutes)
The United Way fund raiser features a wine and song evening
with Vocal Tapestry. Also, the Chamber of Commerce honors former Fairmont Times
West Virginian publisher Andy Kniceley.
5:10 Women’s Health Awareness Day 10/05/12 (40
minutes)
This program presented as part of the Breast
Cancer Awareness Month with an array of speakers and interviews held at
Fairmont General Hospital on Oct. 5, 2012. Those interview include Betty
Markovich, member, Marion County Breast Cancer Coalition; Dr. Judy Bonfili;
Heather Swiger, nurse; Judy Bell, RN providing blood sugar testing; RN
Shelley Lucente, Clinical Nurse Manger: Wound Healing Center & Hyperbaric
Center; Lucas Davis, MS, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist and Director of Rehab
Services Fairmont Rehabilitation Center; Issac Hawkins, Hospice Care; Dr. Matt
Kine, Oral Cancer Screenings; Sandy Duvall, Breast & Cervical Cancer
Screening; Trish Julian, Oncology Education Coordinator; County Commission
Proclamation with “Butch” Tennant and Randy Elliott; Dr. Beth
Santmire-Rosenberger, Dermatologist, Skin Cancer Screenings; volunteer Cathy
Reed and “Dusty” Garrison, RN, and a volunteer for EKGs.
5:51 Installation of Rev. Elise Neal Oct. 16,
2012, (15 minutes)
Highlights of the installation of First Presbyterian Pastor
Rev. Elise Neal on Sept. 16th are presented. Choral Selections of
“Rejoice All People” and “Be Thou My Vision” are performed under the direction
of John Morrison. Rev. Leonard Hood presents the charge to the congregation in
accepting the new minister. Rev. Neal makes comments on her installation.
6:05 Song:-Take Me Home Country Roads (3
minutes)
6:08 Light: Oct.
5, 2012 (21 minutes)
A meditative session involving music, spoken words, and
beautiful images to put you at ease and relax.
7:00 Substance Awareness & Prevention: Sept. 15 (1
hr. 37 min.)
As a result of her son's suicide due
to substance abuse, Trisha Kyer was determined to do something that would call
attention to this problem and offer hope to overcome it. 11 suicides were
committed in Marion County in 2011 and is the second leading death among youth
in the nation. Thus, on Sept. 15, 2012 this Substance Awareness &
Prevention program at the Woody Williams National Guard Armory was presented.
Highlights included family scenes at the beginning. interviews with Trisha
Kyer, the organizer and participants,
Hope Siler of ASPEN, Adolescent Suicide Prevention & Early Intervention;
Rescue Squad personnel Glen Satterfield and Barry Bledsoe; Sheriff Joe
Carpenter, former drug abuser Carolyn Davis; Lauren Prinzo of the Family
Resource Network; and Cheri Shelton, President Community Outreach for Mental
Health. Peyton Van Kirk of East Fairmont
High School gives her testimony of being bullied and student Janna talks about
being cyber-bullied. Brett Golf, Professional Marion County Rapper of UpTown
DownBottom Entertainment spoke of losing 3 friends to suicide and rapped to
music to encourage healthy living. A special event was a play done by Fairmont
State students written by Trisha Kyer based on her experiences of losing her
son. Guy Ward was the master of ceremonies and the program concluded with
lifting of air filled balloons outside the armory.
8:37 Greater Fairmont
Council of Churches News: Nov. 1 (15 min.)
Highlights include the news of
Hurricane Sandy, Christmas Toy Shop, Mission Trips, Rev. Johnna Mansuetto's
installation, and our candidate forum. Our special Yearly Celebration and
Dinner is discussed. The dinner will be held on Thursday, Nov. 16th at the
Knights of Columbus Building on Mary Lou Retton Drive with WV State Senator
Roman Prezioso speaking.
8:52 City Council
Meeting of Oct. 23 (1 hour)
Kathy Wyrosdick, city planner, discussed the
"Buy Local" campaign. City Manager Jay Rogers stated that $1,662,517.30 has been spent on 116 roads
equal to 15.7 miles for street paving. Debris from the Masonic Temple is being
removed. Many announcements were made
9:53 County
Commission Meeting of Oct. 24 (1 hour)
Poll workers were approved for Early
Voting for the General Election beginning October 24, 2012 and ending Nov. 3,
2012, for satellite voting at the Mannington City Hall. Donald L. Mundell, Jr.
was hired as full time Deputy Sheriff, Arnold L. Triplett as full time Process
Server, and Shelia M. Ledsom as full time Holding/Transport officer. Request
for funding from the City of Mannington for the WV State Council's Mobile Wall
Project and for repair and upkeep of Camp Mar-Mac youth camp was approved.
County Commission Meeting of Oct. 31
Highlights include the Order of
Write in Policy for General Election and a proclamation for "Pancreatic
Cancer Awareness Month." Resolutions to Apply for West Virginia Community
Participation Program Funds on behalf of the Marion County Historical Society,
Prickett's Fort, TV 19, and the WV Council of Vietnam Veterans were approved.
Jessica Bennett was hired as a part-time office assistant; Marion County
Holidays for calendar year 2013 was approved. Funds were given to Fairmont
Senior Boys & Girls Soccer Teams, fire hydrants for the Mt. Vernon Heights
Homeowners Association and for the Marion County Society for Handicapped
Children and Adults, Inc. Christmas party. Opening of four bids for a 911
storage building were examined and pending action was approved.
10:53 Consumer
Science News and Notes: Nov. 1 (7 min.)
Consumer Science News and Notes is
an informative program from experts on your health, home, family, food and
finances. Report Highlights include travel safe and health travel for seniors,
automotive pointers for parents, and entertaining oddities concerning
dentistry. For example, tooth decay is said to e the second most common disease
in the US after the common cold, the enamel on a human's tooth is the hardest
thing in the body, and the first braces were constructed by Pierre Fauchard in
1729 in France.
