[ad_1] IRON MOUNTAIN – The deposit fee charged for rental properties when utilities are placed in the tenant’s name will increase to $ 150, from $ 100 currently, under an amended Iron Mountain policy passed by city council. The deposit is intended to cover the final water bill, but the majority of those bills now … Read more
[ad_1] This week’s Ketchup brings you more headlines from the world of film development news, covering movies based on true stories like Boston Strangler, I want to dance with someone, Oppenheimer, and The woman king. TOP STORY OF THE WEEK CILLIAN MURPHY CONFIRMED AS CHRISTOPHER NOLAN OPPENHEIMER (Photo by Everett Collection) Throughout Hollywood’s long history … Read more
[ad_1] CHARLESTON – The death toll from the COVID-19 virus is approaching 4,000 in West Virginia, where the Department of Health and Human Resources confirmed 70 more deaths on Friday since the last pandemic update. Friday’s tally included 28 residents in a reconciliation of the data to the death certificate by the Bureau of Public … Read more
[ad_1] US Senator Ron Johnson told those who gathered for a town hall in northern Wisconsin on Friday that COVID-19 vaccines “are not as safe … and effective as we all hoped and prayed that” they are, “and said overwhelmed hospitals were not a sign of a health crisis. The comments come two weeks after … Read more
[ad_1] Ross Gallabrese, left, editor of the Herald-Star and Weirton Daily Times, with Michael Geoghegan, president of Eastern Gateway Community College, main sponsor of the Herald-Star Speaker Series – Janice Kiaski The candid photos on this page were taken when Eddie Olcyzk came to town on September 22 for what was the 11th presentation of … Read more
[ad_1] Cadiz Women’s Golf League The Cadiz Women’s Golf League closed its 2021 season with a three-way best ball tournament, followed by an Italian buffet, recognition of winners, annual awards and an end-of-year business meeting. year. The winning scorecard breaker team consisted of Glenda Sensel, Bonnie Beetham and Kathy Newburn. The second-place team players were … Read more
[ad_1] GO OUT – On September 11, a group of 23 exchange students, one of whom is not pictured, took an outing to a Pittsburgh Riverhounds football game. The students, who come from Spain, Brazil, Italy, France, Germany and Thailand, were placed by Kathy Higgins of Weirton, in the first row, sixth from the left, … Read more
[ad_1] COVID-19 mRNA vaccines have been a true medical revolution and have now immunized billions of people around the world. Although many mRNA vaccines have been in the works for years before COVID, the urgency of the pandemic has led to an influx of public and private support, which has led to the successful acceleration … Read more
[ad_1] Morning Diary / Stephanie Ujhelyi Beaver, local elementary school students Joella Wood, 7, daughter of Michael and Christy Wood, and Olive Infante, 5, daughter of Lou and Rebekah Infante, were recently the first girls admitted to the St. Luke Cub Pack 43. Lutheran Church. LIVERPOOL EAST – Two local Scout troops recently made the … Read more
[ad_1] LEWISTOWN – October is National Long Term Care Residents’ Rights Month, a time to recognize the contributions and sacrifices many long term care residents have made to improve our community and to bring attention to rights residents of long-term care facilities. The theme for Residents’ Rights Month 2021 is “Claim my rights, my house, … Read more