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Anaconda School District superintendent placed on paid administrative leave
MTN News
and last updated 2021-05-14 13:41:28-04
ANACONDA â The superintendent for the Anaconda School District has been placed on paid administrative leave.
The school board made the decision to put Superintendent Justin Barnes on paid leave during a closed session of its meeting Wednesday evening, School board Chair Kevin Morley told MTN News Friday. Morley would not comment on why the action was taken.
Barnes was hired as superintendent of the school district in 2018.
A phone message left with Barnes from MTN News seeking comment Friday morning was not returned as of 11:30 a.m. that day.
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The enemy no more, fire helps regenerate forests
Virginia Mercury Photos/Sarah Vogelsong
Members of a fire team carry out a prescribed burn last month on Summers Mountain in Highland County.
Sam Lindblom of the Nature Conservancy prepares a drone to drop ignitable âDragon Eggsâ over Summers Mountain during the prescribed burn. We do know that Indigenous people were burning. The Shenandoah Valley was open. We had bison, we had elk. So they were burning historically to keep these places open for grazing lands. Justin Barnes, state forester
HIGHLAND COUNTY â On the warmest day of 2021 yet, the fire swept over Summers Mountain in a remote corner of Highland, a Virginia county so lightly populated that cattle outnumber humans by almost seven times.