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Some lakes and streams in West Virginia will receive special stockings of golden rainbow trout next year.
The Division of Natural Resources says the releases will be held in early April to lead off the spring trout stocking season.
The DNR plans to stock only golden rainbow trout in designated lakes and streams, including those in several state parks. Normally, golden rainbow trout are stocked at a one-to-10 ratio with regular rainbow trout.
DNR hatchery program manager Jim Hedrick says about 25,000 golden rainbow trout will be stocked.
The purpose of the special stockings is to get people interested in trout fishing. The stockings will occur while many schools are on spring break.
Golden rainbow trout initially will be stocked at Cacapon, Blackwater Falls, Pipestem Resort, Watoga and North Bend state parks.
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The West Virginia Board of Education got its first look Wednesday at a proposal to update school funding in West Virginia, and voted that that the current funding formula does not provide a thorough and efficient education to public school students.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe developer Valley Link will hold nine meetings in West Virginia next month, as well as three other meetings in Maryland and Virginia, so community members can learn more about the project, review potential routes and share feedback with the project team.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsTwenty days from the election, Republican Congressman Riley Moore and Ace Parsi, the Democratic challenger in the second congressional district of West Virginia, met for a debate.
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