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This month, one of Greenfield's iconic businesses, The Letter Shop, marks its 65th anniversary and the village of Greenfield recognized that milestone on Oct. 20.
Gordon Taylor Chamblin
Gordon Taylor Chamblin, 79, of Belmont, WV, passed away peacefully January 6, 2021, at his residence. He was born in Winchester, VA on March 25, 1941, and was the son of James Chamblin and Mabel Love Chamblin. He is a graduate of Frederick (MD) High School. Gordon graduated in the class of 1963 at Virginia Tech as a Mechanical Engineer and was a member of the Corp of Cadets. He was in the Army Reserves for 5 years. Gordon was a summer student employee for APS from 1959 to 1964. He started in 1964 as an engineer for the Potomac Edison Company in Hagerstown, MD. He transferred to R. Paul Smith Power Station in 1965 and was promoted to test engineer in 1968. He transferred to Bulk Power Supply as maintenance engineer in 1970 and became senior engineer, generation planning in 1977. He transferred to Monongahela as assistant manager of the Harrison Power Station in 1980. He transferred and was promoted to manager of Pleasants Power in 1986. He also served for a ti
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