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Apr 17, 2021
WHEELING Since 2010, the Ohio County Partners in Prevention Team has recognized three Champions of Children in April as part of National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Although COVID-19 derailed last year’s awards, the team has adapted this year’s ceremony to be held remotely on the Ohio County Family Resource Network Facebook page at 2 p.m. Friday, April 23.
The 2021 Deborah Doleski Allen Champion of Children Award recipients are:
Margie Ball, longtime Steenrod Elementary School kindergarten teacher and Ohio County 4-H leader
Jill Eddy, Youth Services System director of Community-based Services
DeSean James, Wheeling Nationals youth baseball founder and coach
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Creation of a new Municipal Tree Board in Wheeling was approved late last year, members were recently appointed to serve on the city’s newest board, and that board meets for the first time today.
In December members of Wheeling City Council passed a resolution establishing the new Municipal Tree Board. Between seven and 10 members were to be appointed by the mayor and approved by city council, according to the resolution, which stated members were to be city residents or serve agencies in Ohio County or the greater Wheeling area.
Additionally, at least one member is expected to have specialized knowledge and expertise regarding tree management and care. As expected, that member will be Karen Cox, Ohio County Agricultural and Natural Resources agent for the West Virginia University Extension service, who had originally urged the city to establish the new tree board.
Feb 10, 2021
CHARLESTON The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has canceled three events for spring and summer because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canceled for the second consecutive year was the Make It Shine Earth Day Celebration, West Virginia Youth Environmental Day and Junior Conservation Camp. The events also were canceled in 2020 because of COVID restrictions.
“It is with heartfelt sadness that we are announcing the cancellation of these events,” said Annette Hoskins, director of the Youth Environmental Program (YEP). “We understand how important they are to the young people of our state and we recognize their tremendous value from an environmental education standpoint. But, after much discussion regarding logistical issues and taking into account the significant amount of uncertainty still surrounding COVID-19, we did not feel we could move forward with the events and guarantee the safety of all those involved.”
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