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After threatening to sue the state of Maryland, West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has announced that Maryland is halting the permitting process that would have restricted West Virginia’s use of the Potomac River.
News outlets report that Morrisey had told Maryland officials in early November that the state of Maryland could not impose regulations on West Virginia’s rights to draw from the river.
Morrisey announced Wednesday that Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh and Maryland Secretary of the Environment Ben Grumbles said in a Nov. 22 letter that West Virginia users are not required to get permits from Maryland.
Morrisey had argued that his state needs the water to support a $500 million manufacturing plant that P&G plans to build on its side of the Potomac.
The West Virginia Department of Human Services, Bureau for Family Assistance announced Monday that recipients will automatically receive a one-time supplemental payment.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe first thing he mentioned at a press conference in Raleigh County Monday was his plan to triple the state’s energy production in the next 25 years. And he wants stakeholders to help him come up with solutions.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAhead of this weekend’s football game between West Virginia University and the University of Pittsburgh, Gov. Patrick Morrisey is promoting his economic “backyard brawl.”
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsFamily Treatment Courts have reunited 437 children with FTC-graduate parents and demonstrated notable reductions in the amount of time those children spent in foster care while the cases progressed.
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