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SUI~IMERS Candidale COUNTY -- List Of Candidates For 05108/2018 -- PRI~|ARY 2018 Addrm Cit~" Coun~ U.S. gila tot / State Tues. Jan, 23, 2018 Hinton News -5 Irv~m U.S. H~ O(RmI=I~-A mA~r m ~m-~ tJ~vE ,~ o* t t.~mt m i.wm, iw* n~Wl r Cosign| D.Mmacra~,e Ig1~-c,Htv~ Co~mlm~rle,~. Femal~ 3~s Comer ts~k~,~ 3~r4 Cusmi D~r~ SUM~,|ERS COUNTY -- List Of Candidates For 05/08/2018 -- PRIMARY 2018 Cite" Courtly I Sttte OtI-K'~JD i~1 ri Divistoa Cmndklate Add~ - m - D~ R~bl~ Ex,~e ~e~ Cmmttl~ 2- Fma~ 4zma ~ Dimmest ffi D~,tel:t~ee Rel~vbt~u~ IE ~lt~ve Co~mmmkt~t 2 It4j~ SUMMERS O~ce/Dtstrtct Divilion Par~ Candidate COUNTY -- List Of Candidates Stile Sanlllor 10Ck $1nllorl.I n~lrle omoRom ~oo~! mul M eTmPMIN ~*.LOV~O* lloule or l)ll{Rml~ 4~lld Uekllle DIiIrlcl OmNm' n. CA~IN~V Address For 0S/08/2018 -- PRIMARY 2018 Cnunt~ I State la iv sv ~ m y L~U .~ WN 14 S ~Am' mvw~mm~ ~ 4tie mmNm~ v arm ~- . em v~ wv ~,l~o Stile D~elae~rat~ gxtcutive Cemmlllel- Fcntllle IOIh Senlterlltl Dl~trkl ~.~ m mo~ m NIIM I.I U II,~'~L~ AD UOm** .~ WV 4. 1 SCmle ltepubllea,m E~eeutlv= Comm|ltee - M=le m0 ~ E*en~iurt=! I)l.lr|el ~-~ ~I~N ~V~ 171 VE~Y AVE O ~. WV lel County Dem~.~r~llc Exc ullve torero|tree - Female o~.~ .m A~,~ AVmmLL I~ AVlmLL lINCH MD S ~.~. ~ =iU~ SU~,IMEILS COUNTY -- List Of Candidates For 0S/O8/20!8 Cand~late Addm$ o,~ ~, The Capitol Report- Delegate Jeff Campbell January 15, 2018 It has been an interesting couple of months since I was appointed by. Governor Jim Justice to the West Virginia House of Delegates. I made the decision last spring to run for the House in 2018. When new Senator Stephen Baldwin moved from the House to the Senate, replacing former Senator Ron Miller, it opened Stephen's House seat and I pursued it. The 42nd District counties of Greenbrier, Monroe and Summers are special to me because I've lived here my entire life. I will bring the same passion as your Deiegate that I have to broadcasting Greenbrier East Spartans football and basketball games for 33 years. I want us to win! My interest in government and the political process dates back to Mrs. Irma Curran's second grade class at White Sulphur Elementary, where she had a library book, "Meet Andrew Jackson." I loved reading and learning about "Old Hickory." It is one of the reasons that led me to become a Social Studies teacher at Greenbrier East High School and now at Eastern Greenbr~er Middle School. Shortly after my appointment, I got a nice card from Mrs. Curran congratulating me. I sent a note to thank her for the kind words and to let her know how this book from her classroom library impacted my life. I still own the copy my mother, Joyce Campbell, got for me on a family vacation stop at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage plantation the summer after my second grade year. Since being sworn in November 9 at the State Capitol, I've had the opportunity to meet with several groups from our district; I toured Anthony Correctional Center to learn about the critical need for pay raises for correctional officers and facility improvements. I met with the DOH officials and Mayor John Manchester to discuss the continuing traffic problems that plague Lewisburg. The passage of October's Road Bond election creates opportunity for additional projects where our area could benefit. Our local legislative representatives were invited to a forum at the Lewisburg Rotary Club to discuss issues in this current session. We also rnet with the Greenbrier County Board of Education and leadership team, Greenbrier Valley Conservation District representatives and WVSOM administration. These groups gave informative presentations and I'm excited to work with them. I participated in the legislative interim meetings in November and December at the capitol. It was a valuable ;'*' to meet with many of my House and Senate colleagues. House Clerk Steve Harrison does an outstanding job. His staff, along with the Speaker's and Minority Leader's offices, has dedicated ladies and gentlemen serving our great state. I've had positive discussions with Speaker Tim Armstead and Minority Leader Tim Miley, and both have been very welcoming to me. It was nice to see the friendly, professional workplace environment that exists inside the capitol walls. As any teacher will tell you, secretaries, custodians, and cooks are the backbone of a school. The same exists inthe legislature. My transition into the legislature has been smooth, thanks to our local delegation. I've known Senator Baldwin, Senator Kenny Mann and Delegate George Ambler long before any of us went into this area of public service and long before we knew each other's political views; and I consider them all as my friends. I have been assigned to the following committees Agriculture and Natural Resources; Education; Health and Human Resources; Select Committee on Prevention and Treatment of Substance Abuse; and Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security. I'm looking forward to this 2018 session. Serving in the West Virginia House of Delegates has been my dream since I was a student at White Sulphur Junior High in the early 1980s. I appreciate all the well wishes I've received since October. This is the honor of my lifetime and I will work hard to do the best job possible for you - my family, friends and neighbors of the 42nd District. This is my home. Always has been and always will be. Delegate Jeff Campbell Room 1 50R, Building 1 State Capitol Complex Charleston, WV 25305 Phone: 304-340-3131 jeff.campbell@wvhouse.gov SUMMERS COUNTY - List 0f Candidates For 05/08/2018 - PRIMARY 2018 0fficdl)istrict Division Party Candidate Address City County/State Dmocr~ ~U~. ~ m vEw R0 J,n~ql 8rm:h WV 241N! J~hl Brm:h Smmm Board Of Eduetfio, No~tlw DEBORAH "DEBBE" CLARN CHESTNUT Hill. CIR Hlmm WV 2D81 $ummm Non-Pt~lm JACKIE JEFFRIES FAJe.EY 203 t2TH AVE HInm YN 2.~151 Hlntot Summm Total CindWat.: 49 Rep. Jenkins Welcomes House & Senate GOP to West Virginia House and Senate Republican conference to be held in White Sulphur Springs Carbon monoxide can be fatal, and sometimes difficult to detect. According to data by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, January is the worst month of the year for carbon monoxide poisoning. Unintentional carbon monoxide exposure accounted for 15,000 emergency room visits annually between 1999 and 2004 with an average of 439 people dying each year. Kanta Sircar, an epidemiologist with the CDC, says this is the time of year when risk factors are at their highest. "ln the winters, we have seen more cases of carbon monoxide poisoning than any other time of the year - one, because of when the weather gets low, we use our furnace and heating systems more," she explains. "Furnaces, if they are not properly maintained, can emit carbon monoxide poisoning. "While carbon monoxide is odorless, it is sometimes associated with the smell door open. Sircar highly recommends updating or purchasing a carbon monoxide detector. "First and foremost, install a battery operated or battery backup CO detector in the home," she says. "Or, if you have one already, the of natural gas. The CDC battery operated, youknow, replace recommends you seek prompt the battery. Usually, you want to do medical attention if you feel dizzy, that in spring or fall, when you light-headed or nauseated and change your clock, but this is a great suspect it to be CO poisoning, time to do it. "Sircar says the most Sircar says there are a number of common symptoms of CO poisoning ways to protect yourself from what are headache, dizziness, weakness, some dub the silent killer, including upset stomach, vomiting, chest pain avoiding heating your house with a and confusion. If you experience any gas oven and never running a car or of those common symptoms, she truck inside a garage attached to says to immediately leave the your house, even if you leave the residence and call 911. Rep. Evan Jenkins (R-W.Va.) district I represent, and I have no said. looks forward to welcoming House doubt that they will enjoy their time "I hope my colleagues will spend and Senate Republicans to West here. Our state has natural beauty some additional time in West Virginia later this month for their, that's second to none and theVirginia and learn more about all annual legislative planning friendliest, hardest working people, that our state has to offer. Welcome conference. Our state mined the coal that forged to Wild and Wonderful West "I'm honored to welcome my the steel that won world wars and Virginia." The conference will be colleagues from throughout the powered our nation's Capitol held Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 at the country to West Virginia and the building for decades," Rep. Jenkins Greenbrier. WEIGHT WATCHERS Weight Watchers is back in Hinton! Meetings are on Thursday evening at 5:30 in the Fellowship Hall at First Baptist Church, 108 Temple Street, Hinton. For more information, contact Connie Willey at 304-660-7206. NOTICE Make A Difference Donate Volunteer Foster Adopt. Janet L. Richmond, BSW LSW, Regional Director Children's Home Society of W-V. Phone 304-647-3430. 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