W.Va. Mom Fights for Soldiers PTSD Treatment

Published July 25, 2010

W.Va. mom fights for soldiers PTSD treatment
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Private First Class Lindsay Bailey saw plenty of carnage and destruction when she served as a U.S. Army gunner in Iraq. About five months into her service there, the 21-year-old Sissonville native lost three friends when their ve…
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Keeping an eye on Lincoln Home site
Approximately 400,000 visitors in a year just across the street at a high-profile historic site would seem a natural for residential and retail development. It hasn’t always worked out that way in the block immediately south of the Lincoln Home National Historic Site.
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Letter to the Editor: The consumption continues
One fact in the history of Marco Island is that high rise development, commercial and residential, outpaced single family residential development for many years and is partly to blame for the expansion of our waste water treatment plant (WWTP) in 2005. The island developers simply did not plan on a large number of high rises consuming WWTP capacity which left single family residential users to …
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