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Articles in June, 2007 issue of State Journal, The

• Spots Going Fast for State Pavilion at Chinese Mining Show
  by Darst, Paul
• Canaan Valley Park Becomes Year-Round Destination
  by Bonnstetter, Cathy
• Other Royalty Lawsuits in Progress
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Vienna Opts Not To Move City Offices
  by Harris, Linda
• Report Focuses on Coal-Fired Emissions
  by Kasey, Pam
• ArcelorMittal Invests In Equipment for Weirton
  by Harris, Linda
• Theme Park Would Fund Earthwork If Needed
  by Novotney, Steve
• Secretary of State's Office Celebrates Success of eSignatures
  by Ali, Ann
• Cabot Corp. Will Close Waverly Site In 2008
  by Harris, Linda
• AMVEST Purchase Will Boost CONSOL Coal Reserves
  by Harris, Linda
• U.S. Supreme Court Refuses MBNA Appeal
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Old Colony Realtors Ends Ties with GMAC
  by Anonymous
• Ocularist Winds Down His Long Career
  by Fox, Annette
• King Finds Right Fit as WVU's Fundraising Chief
  by Kasey, Pam
• Wine and Cuisine Festival Scheduled for Stonewall
  by Toman, Sarah
• Wesleyan College Embarks on Performing Arts Project
  by Kasey, Pam
• Counties Realize Benefits From Oil, Gas
  by Kasey, Pam
• WVU Breaks Ground on New Alumni Center
  by Bonnstetter, Cathy
• Wheeling Breaks Ground on Skatepark Project
  by Novontey, Steve
• Wheeling Hospital to Launch Outreach Program
  by Harris, Linda
• Ranks Stay Strong for Boys, Girls State Sessions
  by Ali, Ann
• Real Estate Sales Remain Solid in West Virginia
  by Darst, Paul
• WeSave, United Start Public Employees Credit Program
  by Darst, Paul
• High-End Vacationers Can Go Anywhere
  by Ali, Ann
• New WVU Professor to Focus Attention on Civil War History
  by Toman, Sarah
• State Chamber Starts Small Business Council
  by Darst, Paul
• PJM Interconnection Approves Transmission Line
  by Kasey, Pam
• Spilman Opening New Office in Roanoke, Va.
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Wallboard Plant Construction Progressing in Marshall County
  by Ali, Ann
• Power Customers Will See Rate Decrease
  by Kasey, Pam
• Monongahela National Forest Raises Questions
  by Ali, Ann
• Building Demolition Opens Land for Redevelopment
  by Harris, Linda
• Bank of Romney Opens Sixth Branch
  by Pisciotta, Marla
• Spencer Veneer Plant Closing Will Affect About 130 Workers
  by Harris, Linda
• Homes New and Old Strive to Fit New Lives
  by Ali, Ann
• Mercer County Unites Behind Equestrian Facility
  by Hawkins, Barbara
• Project Prompts Prevailing Wage Lawsuit
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Wheeling Clothier Moving After Nearly 100 Years in Downtown
  by Novotney, Steve
• Federal Pond Ruling Troubles Coal
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Magazine Gives State High Marks As a Good Place to Do Business
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Alderson's Store: A Slice of Retail History
  by Simpson, Debbie Schwarz
• BRNI Researchers Patent New Way To Deliver Medicines to Brain
  by Kasey, Pam
• W.Va. Gourmet Items Draw Visitors to Harpers Ferry Festival
  by Ford, Christine Miller
• Fort Boreman Set to Open First Full Season in June
  by Harris, Linda
• Corps Develops New Jurisdiction Rules
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• State Farm to Lower Auto Insurance Rates
  by Anonymous
• Plaza Developers Want Downtown Wheeling Tax Breaks
  by Novotney, Steve
• Beef Farmers Celebrate Father's Day With Steaks
  by Darst, Paul
• W.Va. Gets a 'C' for Eminent Domain Laws
  by Anonymous
• Growing Greenbrier
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Ready to Roll?
  by Ali, Ann
• Current UHC on Sale For $12.75 Million
  by Bonnstetter, Cathy
• What's in Your Budget?
  by Ali, Ann
• Energy Bill Leaves Out Coal-to-Liquid Fuels
  by Kasey, Pam
• Operation Beat the Heat Set to Raise Supplies for Troops
  by Novotney, Steve
• Counties Forming Self-Insurance Group
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Stonewall Resort Offers Summer Recreation
  by Toman, Sarah
• Fairmont-Marion Group Alters Consolidation Plans
  by Kasey, Pam
• Marshall Med School Set to Change Curriculum
  by Darst, Paul
• Morgantown Architect Maintains Past for Future
  by Kasey, Pam
• WVU Researchers Look to the Stars
  by Toman, Sarah
• State Lags Behind in Gross Domestic Product Ranking
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• PEIA Slashes Retiree Liability
  by Terry, Juliet A
• Gated Communities Offer In-State Sanctuaries
  by Ali, Ann
• Chinese Officials Visit W.Va. to Promote New Coal Expo
  by Darst, Paul
• Spas Help Guests Pamper Themselves
  by Toman, Sarah
• Wheeling-Pitt Plans Suits to Answer Scrap Dealers
  by Anonymous
• Williamstown Committee Trying to Save Train Depot
  by Harris, Linda
• Tobacco Bond Sale Puts $807 in Teacher Pensions
  by Anonymous
• Tinder Ready to Lead Foundation
  by Terry, Juliet A
• DOJ Newspaper Suit Raises Unanswered Questions
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• FamilyCare Sees Steady Growth from Putnam Base
  by Ali, Ann
• Bigger Beerfest Coming to Wildernest This Year
  by Ali, Ann
• PSC to Consider Proposed Water Rate Increase
  by Ryan, Beth Gorczyca
• Hughes Supply Opens New Beckley Office
  by Farrish, Jessica
• Scrap Dealers Sue Esmark
  by Harris, Linda
• Wal-Mart Shifts Properties in Numerous Markets
  by Kasey, Pam
• Riverview Center Sparks Concerns Over Downtown Parking
  by Kasey, Pam
• Mountaineer Says Table Games Offer Opportunity
  by Harris, Linda
• Many Enjoy the Luxury of Cleaning, Errand Services
  by Bonnstetter, Cathy

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