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    Local news for West Point, VA from Topix
    • I-295 exit 16 near technology park opens to interstate traffic (2011/12/16)
      The project, which provides direct access to Meadowville Technology Park and Rivers Bend Center, is expected to add an economic boost in attracting industry and jobs to the region.
    • Virginia History Day By Day (2011/12/13)
      O'Brien performed in more than 80 motion pictures between 1909 and 1936, and directed more than 50 films.
    • Claudius Crozet's Richmond Sojourn (2011/12/8)
      The what? I had not known such a place existed, nor even that Claudius Crozet had ever lived in Richmond .
    • A Decent Poppyseed Bagel, Or Am I Dreaming? (2011/11/14)
      You don't notice the smell of doug fir in all your food because after a certain amount of time your nose has adjusted to it.
    • Is Our Language Changing for the Better? (2011/11/9)
      Paula Chamberlain of West Point, Virginia, writes: Marilyn: You wrote about words with expanded meanings, including the word impact.
    • Small Plane Makes Crash Landing in Va. Mall Parking Lot (2011/10/18)
      Williamsburg Fire Department spokesman Eric Stone said the plane went down shortly before 11 a.m. Monday near Richmond Road after the aircraft experienced engine trouble.
    • Small plane makes crash landing in strip mall parking lot in Williamsburg; no injuries (2011/10/17)
      A single-engine plane made a crash landing in Williamsburg but both pilot and passenger escaped injury.
    • Virginia Bank Settles Fair Lending Suit (2011/9/30)
      A Virginia mortgage lender has agreed to pay $140,000 in compensation and revise its pricing policies to settle a lawsuit alleging that it discriminated against minority borrowers, the Justice Department said Friday.
    • Getting to, and staying at, the Point (2011/9/29)
      Ask Town Councilman Paul Kelley why West Point has such a difficult time showing outsiders all it has to offer and, without hesitation, he replies with two words: West Point is one of those places that lots of people drive through but not enough drive to.
    • State takes steps to manage drinking water (2011/9/21)
      A regional water supply plan mandated by the State of Virginia anticipates that existing water supplies will be able to meet water demand for the next 30 years in six of the eight jurisdictions of the Middle Peninsula Planning District Commission .
    • Westbound I-64 traffic slows to a crawl (2011/8/26)
      Interstate 64 West is clogged with traffic leaving Hampton Roads, but Virginia Transportation Commission Gregory A. Whirley Sr.
    • Hodges claims 98th District Republican primary victory (2011/8/24)
      Keith Hodges carried his home county of Middlesex and neighboring King William and King and Queen counties in resounding fashion, catapulting him to a victory Tuesday in the 98th District Republican primary.
    • Fewer schools hit benchmarks (2011/8/12)
      As the bar to measure student achievement rises, fewer Virginia schools are able reach those minimum benchmarks, leading the state's top education official on Thursday to call for an overhaul of the system.
    • Michelle Gimson, formerly of Frenchtown, marries Adam Pristley (2011/8/3)
      Published: Wednesday, August 03, 2011, 4:31 PM Updated: Wednesday, August 03, 2011, 4:40 PM Michelle and Adam Priestley Michelle Gimson, formerly of Frenchtown, and Adam Priestley were married on June 25, 2011 at Upper Tinicum Lutheran Church in Upper Black Eddy, Pa.

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    • Poll shows widespread support for Rogue River Wild and Scenic and Wilderness legislation (2012/2/1)
      Southwest Oregon voters favor additional protections for the Rogue River according to a new poll by the public opinion research firm Moore Information.
    • Report Taps into Innovative Financing to Secure Future for Sustainable Water Infrastructure (2012/1/26)
      Innovative financing and pricing flexibility are key to preparing the nation’s aging freshwater systems to handle growing demand and environmental challenges, according to a Charting New Waters report released today by The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread, American Rivers and Ceres.
    • American Rivers statement on effort to roll back St Croix Wild and Scenic River protections (2012/1/24)
      American Rivers is disappointed the Senate gave the green light to S. 1134 which unnecessarily rolls back forty years of protections for the St. Croix River and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.
    • Keystone XL pipeline rejection is a major victory for clean water (2012/1/18)
      American Rivers applauds the President’s decision to reject the permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline. Big Oil and their allies in Congress were pushing to force approval of the pipeline without adequate scientific review and for political gain. We should never put politics ahead of clean water for Americans.
    • Keystone XL pipeline rejection is a major victory for clean water (2012/1/18)
      American Rivers applauds the President’s decision to reject the permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline. Big Oil and their allies in Congress were pushing to force approval of the pipeline without adequate scientific review and for political gain. We should never put politics ahead of clean water for Americans.
    • Deny Flaming Gorge pipeline permit, say river businesses and advocates (2011/12/19)
      The Flaming Gorge pipeline would be far too expensive and would harm the Green River’s world-class recreation and tourism economies, businesses and river advocates said today. American Rivers, American Whitewater, and the Colorado River Outfitters Association called on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to deny a private developer’s preliminary permit application for the massive water project.
    • Hopes Head Upstream for Water in Colorado River (2011/11/21)
      The Colorado River basin presents the greatest water management challenges of any river basin in the nation, with ever-expanding demands for multiple water uses, water demand exceeding supply, valued but fragile ecosystems, and support for nearly every type of water-relevant interest. The importance of instream flows – the amount of water flowing in a stream or river – is more pressing than ever, but in many parts of the basin, all water is spoken for.
    • White Salmon River to run free tomorrow with breach of Condit Dam (2011/10/25)
      The restoration of Washington’s White Salmon River will begin with a boom Wednesday, when a hole is blasted in the base of the 100 year old Condit Dam. The event will mark a significant milestone for river restoration regionally and nationally. A live feed of the blast, scheduled for approximately noon Pacific time, will be available at www.americanrivers.org/yearoftheriver
    • World’s biggest dam removal begins this week (2011/9/13)
      The biggest dam removal project in history begins this Saturday on Washington’s Elwha River. American Rivers, the national leader in restoring rivers through dam removal, applauded the effort which will revitalize salmon runs and deliver significant cultural, economic, and recreation benefits to the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe and surrounding communities.
    • American Rivers receives $1 million to Restore Rivers and Clean Water in PA and GA (2011/8/3)
      The grant will allow American Rivers to target its highly effective work in western Pennsylvania to remove outdated dams and restore free-flowing rivers. The focus will be ecologically important rivers and streams in the upper Allegheny, Laurel Highlands, and southwestern Pennsylvania regions. In Georgia, American Rivers will expand its water efficiency work to the Flint River basin.
    • Court ruling is a win for healthy rivers, salmon, and communities (2011/8/3)
      A ruling today by federal Judge James A. Redden delivered a major victory for the Columbia and Snake rivers, imperiled salmon and steelhead runs, and Northwest communities. American Rivers, a plaintiff in the long-standing case, applauded the ruling that opens the door to comprehensive solutions surrounding dam operations and salmon recovery.
    • Latest attack on clean, safe water passes the House (2011/7/14)
      The House of Representatives today voted to turn back the clock 40 years on clean water protections, in one of the most sweeping attacks on clean, safe water in our nation’s history. American Rivers and our partners have led the charge against this bill, and in support of clean water protections for all Americans.
    • Conservation/River Expert Available to Comment on Yellowstone River Oil Spill (2011/7/11)
      – As damage from the Exxon Mobil oil spill into Yellowstone River continues to unfold, the public needs credible information about how and why this spill occurred, what it means for the Wild and Scenic Yellowstone River, and how we can prevent future spills. Scott Bosse, American Rivers' Northern Rockies Director, is available for media interviews and can provide information and commentary.
    • American Rivers Appoints New President (2011/6/13)
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    • “Endangered River” victory on the Chicago River (2011/6/8)
      American Rivers today announced a major victory for the Chicago River, one of America’s Most Endangered RiversTM of 2011. American Rivers commended the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District (MWRD) of Chicago for acting on the recommendations in the America’s Most Endangered Rivers report and voting to disinfect sewage wastewater, which will significantly improve public health and safety.

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