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Giant coal producer Murray Energy has issued notices that it could lay off up to 4,400 coal mine workers in six states come September.
A news release from the St. Clairsville, Ohio, company says it issued the notices for its operations in Ohio, West Virginia, Illinois, Kentucky, Utah and Pennsylvania.
The release blamed the possible job losses on President Barack Obama’s environmental policies regarding coal. The company also laid blame on increased use of low-price natural gas for electricity.
Murray and other coal operators are involved in contract negotiations with the United Mine Workers of America. Earlier this week the union’s members rejected a proposed contract.
Murray said earlier this year that all his mines are running on reduced schedules because of the slumping market.
A pair of expositions in Fairmont and Charleston scheduled for August aim to spotlight resources for residents with disabilities available across West Virginia.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Jefferson County Commission is moving county operations to two newly acquired buildings. Now, they have to determine the fate of 10 historic offices in downtown Charles Town.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe West Virginia State Sales Tax Holiday runs from Aug. 1 to Aug. 4 this year. The holiday exempts qualifying back-to-school purchases under specific price points from state sales taxes.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Patrick Morrisey said Thursday he is continuing to seek aid for flood recovery efforts in Marion and Ohio counties, following flash flooding last month.
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