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In a Wednesday administration media briefing, Gov. Jim Justice announced he was appointing Anitra Hamilton to represent the 81st District in the West Virginia House of Delegates.
Hamilton was among a list of three candidates submitted by the Monongalia County Democratic Party to Justice for his appointment to the remainder of Danielle Walker’s two-year term, which began this January.
Hamilton is president of the Morgantown/Kingwood Branch of the NAACP of West Virginia and vice-chair of the West Virginia University Council for Gender Equity.
Earlier this month, Walker, the only Black woman in the West Virginia Legislature, stepped down as delegate for the 81st House District to become the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia. She also stepped down from her position as the vice chair of the state Democratic Party.
Anitra Hamilton now becomes the only Black woman in the West Virginia Legislature.
The 81st district encompasses a portion of Morgantown, including the neighborhoods next to West Virginia University.
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House Bill 5319 makes it a criminal offense to camp or store personal belongings on public or private property without authorization.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsDel. Larry Kump, R-Berkeley, died over the weekend. He was 78 years old.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsDemocrats say they decided to call it the Kitchen Table Tour because they expected people would want to discuss the issues that they talk about in their homes with lawmakers.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Patrick Morrisey said Monday that the 'Roads to Prosperity' money meant to repair old roads and build new ones was "all gone," and unveiled a new set of priorities for the Department of Transportation.
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