Programs
shown
at
7:00
a.m.
will
also
be
shown
at
7:00
p.m.
For
those
of
you
with
digital
tuners,
Channel
19
can
also
be
seen
on
80-10
and
80-32778
7:00
am/pm
-
HISTORY
OF
TRINITY
UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
8:11
am/pm
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FAIRMONT
CITY
COUNCIL
ON
9-22-09
Emotional
Council
Meeting
with
much
discussion
on
Racial
Slurs
splattered
on
the
streets
and
cars
on
Bon
View
Ave.
Marion
County
NAACP
President,
Rev.
Robert
“Ted”
Buckner
and
Pastor
Dobbs
spoke
to
council.
Anthony
Horton
spoke
on
diversifying
excess
levy
funds
(if
placed
on
ballot
and
passed)
on
paving
to
demolition.
James
Wharton
spoke
on
Fairmont
buying
water
from
Shinnston
to
alleviate
a
bond
on
citizens.
George
Rodel
recommended
a
noise
ordinance
to
curtail
loud
car
stereos
blaring
on
4th
St.
and
Locust
Ave.
Grants
presented
to
FDCP
and
Palatine
Parks
Commission.
2nd
Hearing
of
8
million
bond
proposal
passed.
9:33
am/pm
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BARRACKVILLE
UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
WORSHIP on
09-06-09
Worship
from
a
host
church
in
the
Greater
Fairmont
Council
of
Churches
is
offered
as
a
public
service
through
Channel
19.
Rev.
Scott
Ingleton
presides
in
the
service
of
Holy
Communion
and
local
attorney
Scott
Tharp
is
the
service
commentator.
Seven
songs
are
performed,
a
children’s
message
is
presented,
and
people
are
seen
greeting
each
other.
10:33
am/pm
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WVU
BASKETBALL
PLAYERS
AT
EAST
FAIRMONT
HIGH
SCHOOL
FOR
SUPPORT
OF
UNITED
WAY
A
basketball
clinic
held
at
Fairmont
East
High
School
by
members
of
staff
and
basketball
team
was
captured
in
the
aftermath
of
signing
autographs
and
getting
interviews.
Players
such
as
D’Shaun
Butler
and
Welling
Smith
along
with
assistant
coach
Brown
were
interviewed.
10:48
am/pm
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VISIT
TO
HARPERS
FERRY
AND
SHEPHERDSTOWN
A
2
day
working
vacation
resulted
in
this
short
8
minute
video,
produced
with
an
inexpensive
computer
digital
program
called
Pinnacle.
10:55
am/pm
-
VOCAL
TAPESTRY
SINGS
“AMERICA
THE
BEAUTIFUL”
From
their
concert
on...
11:00
am/pm
-
FAIRMONT
CITY
COUNCIL
08-25-09
This
City
Council
was
broadcast
live
over
the
web.
Tabled
was
action
to
sale
surplus
property
over
ebay.
City
Manager
Jay
Rogers
announced
that
police
chief
Mark
Hayes
will
be
retiring
in
December
after
28
years
with
the
department.
In
announcements
Councilmember
Robert
Sapp
questioned
why
the
City
turned
off
the
Water
Fountain
during
celebrations
of
Fairmont.
Also,
Council
members
scheduled
a
public
hearing
for
Sept.
8
to
approve
the
next
step
of
the
nearly
$10
million
project
necessary
to
fix
the
city
’s
faulty
water
treatment
plant
once
and
for
all.
A
final
decision
by
Oct.
2
will
be
made
concerning
a
proposed
rate
increase
the
PSD
will
make
to
the
city.
James
Davis
of
South
Park
Drive
expressed
much
concern
about
parking
near
Fairmont
Senior
High
School,
its
health
and
safety
to
all
and
the
manner
the
situation
was
handled.
11:51
am/pm
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Chamber
of
Commerce
Dinner
This
dinner
presents
awards
to
deserving
companies,
individuals
and
entities
that
exhibit
community
pride.
purpose
and
passion.
The
Fairmont
Times
West
Virginians
prepares
a
special
edition
of
the
evening
events.
This
program
was
broadcast
live
over
the
internet
on
ustream.
com
Major
General
Tackett
gave
the
message.
12:00
Noon/Midnight
-
HABITAT
FOR
HUMANITY
This
dinner
presents
awards
to
deserving
companies,
individuals
and
entities
that
exhibit
community
pride.
purpose
and
passion.
The
Fairmont
Times
West
Virginians
prepares
a
special
edition
of
the
evening
events.
This
program
was
broadcast
live
over
the
internet
on
ustream.
com
Major
General
Tackett
gave
the
message.
12:14
am/pm
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COUNTY
COMMISSION
09-02-09
Commissioners
approved
a
bid
from
Bridgeport-based
Dodd
General
Contractors
for
a
little
more
than
$32,200
to
complete
the
paving
project.
Bids
for
a
jailhouse
roof
was
tabled
till
more
information
can
be
obtained.
Various
appointments
were
made.
Also,
there
was
Updating
Purchasing
Manual
to
include
a
Resident
Vendor
Preference
Clause
(Section
(d))
to
comply
with
Federal
and
State
Guidelines
or
when
State
or
Federal
funds
are
involved
in
project.
12:34
am/pm
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JOHN
McCUTCHEON:
HIS
THOUGHTS
AND
MUSIC
John
McCutcheon
appeared
at
Prickett’s
Fort
on
August
,
2009.
He
was
gracious
enough
to
grant
an
interview
with
me
the
following
day
at
the
Holiday
Inn.
He
also
gave
me
permission
to
air
his
music.
It
is
hopeful
you,
the
viewer,
will
like
his
music
so
much
as
to
purchase
his
albums
or
download
his
tunes
from
various
sites.
He
sings
two
wonderful
songs,
“There’s
Room
at
the
Top
of
the
Stairs,”
in
which
he
describes
the
empty
room
where
his
child
grew
up
in
and
all
the
memories
attached
there.
In
the
second
song,
“I
Am
Here,”
he
sings
the
song
he
wrote
for
the
Copperstown
Baseball
Hall
of
Fame
describing
how
all
of
us
are
part
of
the
Hall
of
Fame.
He
also
describes
his
journeys
to
WV,
his
introduction
to
folk
music,
the
influence
of
many
people,
and
the
radical
nature
of
Christianity
which
has
been
overlooked.
1:10
am/pm
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COUNTY
COMMISSION
09-23-09
Randy
Elliott
was
reappointed
to
the
health
board
by
a
2-1
vote
with
Commissioner
Wayne
Stutler
voting
against
it
with
reasons
given
by
both
sides.
The
difficulty
of
funding
county
requests
came
into
question
over
Rivesville’s
desire
to
have
tables
purchased,
Farmington
to
have
asphalt
funding,
and
the
Mannington
4-H
Club
for
funding
to
purchase
metal
roofing
and
log-style
siding
for
a
cabin,
in
the
amount
of
$3,592.66
from
the
County
Commission.
County
Attorney
Charles
Shields
shared
reasons
why
he
felt
it
inappropriate
to
fund
these
requests.
There
was
recognition
of
employees
who
moved
record
books,
particularly
Rob
Holmes
and
Mark
Campbell.
Randy
Elliott
discussed
Black
Friday,
a
proposal
by
many
groups
to
use
the
Election
Center
as
a
distribution
point
for
giving
out
needed
items
to
children
on
the
day
following
Thanksgiving.
1:42
am/pm
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FAIRMONT
STATE
FOOTBALL
COACH
MIKE
LOPEZ
Tony
discusses
Mountaineer
football
at
the
WVHTC
Foundation
as
part
of
Main
Street
Fairmont
fund
raising
ceremonies.
2:20
am/pm
-
ARMY
NEWSWATCH
08-18-09
Discussing
Suicide
Prevention
in
the
Military,
a
World
Record
of
452
innings
in
the
Military,
what
the
new
GI
Bill
is
all
about,
Construction
of
the
state
of
art
hospital
with
all
the
amenities,
and
a
story
of
a
wounded
vet
and
how
the
company
he
runs
uses
wounded
veterans
to
assist.
2:37
am/pm
-
CONSUMER
SCIENCE
NEWS
&
NOTES
Highlights
of
the
month
include
Cataract
Awareness,
Educational
Assistance,
Cooking
Corner,
Child
Safety,
Healthier
Lifestyles,
saving
on
car
costs,
Penny
Pinching,
and
Entertaining
Oddities.
3:00
am/pm
-
UNITED
WAY
KICKOFF
CAMPAIGN
2009-2010
Guest
speaker
was
Robert
Marquardt,
CEO,
Fairmont
General
Hospital.
Honorary
Chairperson,
John
Veasey,
spoke
and
encouraged
all
to
participate
in
the
Golf
Outing
for
Untied
Way.
Stephanie
Nicholson
of
Allegheny
Energy
and
Cathy
Petty
of
Fairmont
General
shared
their
successful
campaigns
of
2009.
4:01
am/pm
-
FAIRMONT
CITY
COUNCIL
09-08-09
Firemen
were
honored
for
saving
a
life
on
Gladden
St.
Those
honored
by
Roger
Wilson,
Fire
Chief,
were:
Jason
Barke,
Joe
Bittinger,
Darren
Culp,
John
LeMasters
.
Public
Hearings
voted
on
were
the
conditions
of
employment
of
Jay
Rogers
for
City
Manager,
Ordinance
Authorizing,
Approving
And
Providing
For
The
Construction
Of
Public
Improvements
Identified
In
The
Water
Treatment
Facilities
Corrective
Action
Plan
For
The
Fairmont
Water
Treatment
Plant
Dated
February
2009,
And
Further
Authorizing
And
Empowering
The
City
Manager
To
Do
Any
And
All
Things
Necessary
to
make
it
happen.
David
Sago
then
speoke
on
the
conditions
of
the
Water
Lines,
etc.
of
the
City
of
Fairmont.
Also,
Resolutions
concerning
the
FCDP
and
the
Fairmont
Parks
Commission
for
funding
to
continue
improvements
at
palatine
Park.
Appointments
were
made.
4:57
am/pm
-
COUNTY
COMMISSION
08-12-09
5:19
am/pm
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5K
RUN
IN
MORGANTOWN
The
Jim
Dunn
Memorial
Scholarship
Run
is
presented.
Interviews
with
North
Marion
stars
Keri
Bland
of
WVU
who
placed
in
the
national
NCAA
and
Olympic
Trails;
and
state
Winner
Zach
Tennant,
who
will
be
attending
William
and
Mary
in
the
Colonial
Athletic
Conference.
6:17
am/pm
-
COACH
BILL
STEWART
DISCUSSES
THE
2009
MOUNTAINEERS
Also
present
and
speaking
is
Mike
Joseph,
the
strength
and
conditioning
coach
of
WVU
who
is
a
West
Fairmont
Graduate.
6:43
am/pm
-
WVU
NEWS
West
Virginia
University
students
produce
this
15
minute
professional
news
program
that
is
shown
Sundays
on
WWVU-TV
and
then
daily
on
channel
19.
Through
the
efforts
of
Gina
Dahlia,
this
production
has
captured
national
awards.
Ways
to
support
TV19,
and
a
couple
of
notes
>
FIRST:
Any
program
of
interest
can
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obtained
for
$20.00
to
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us
unless
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us
>
SECOND:
Consider
underwriting
any
monthly
program
for
a
modest
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of
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a
month
or
$1,000
a
year.
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averages
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I
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This
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production,
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case.
Beyond
that,
the
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is
$20.00
an
hour.
Any
and
all
contributions
are
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appreciated!
We
were
blessed
with
$100
or
more
in
donations
during
JANUARY
from
the
following:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
and
JoAnn
Kincell;
Judd’s
Mini
Storage:
Judd
Doerfler;
Marion
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Transit
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TWO
LIVE
INTERNET
SHOWS:
First,
the
Chamber
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Commerce
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on
August
12
and
the
City
Council
Meeting
of
Aug
25,
2009.
In
addition,
the
Regular
Council
of
Churches
Meeting
of
August
27th
was
broadcast
live.
Additional
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it
relates
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programs
and
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If
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Fairmont
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Churches
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WV
26554
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