WVCBP in the News

June 4, 2018 by Ted Boettner
Mapping the Movement to Dismantle Public Education

Jacobin - The ongoing wave of teacher strikes across the US is changing the conversation about public educationin this country. From West Virginia to Arizona, Kentucky to Oklahoma, Colorado to North Carolina, tens of thousands of teachers have taken to the streets and filled state capitals, garnering public support and racking up victories in some…

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May 27, 2018 by Seth DiStefano
Experts, State Reps Differ on How SNAP Changes Could Affect Families

Martinsburg Journal - Republicans in the House of Representatives are looking to raise the work requirements for recipients of the nation’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, something that some policy experts say could make it tougher on West Virginia families who rely on the program for their annual sustenance. Read.

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May 27, 2018 by Ted Boettner
Power Customers Speak Out Against Rate Hike

Huntington Herald Dispatch -  A proposed rate increase by Appalachian Power is being met with criticism by customers who say West Virginia residents living on fixed incomes will be hard hit. Read.

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May 19, 2018 by WVCBP
It’s Time to Revamp W.Va.’s Soda Tax

Clarksburg Exponent Telegram - America, and particularly West Virginia, has an addiction to sugar that leads to obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and a number of other health-related issues. Read. 

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May 19, 2018 by Seth DiStefano
Mid-Ohio Valley Nonprofit Informs and Supports Local Community

The News Center - A local nonprofit stays true to its name by facilitating opportunities to connect and share ideas. The Circles Campaign of the Mid-Ohio Valley organized the “Now What: People power policy” event at First united Methodist church in Parkersburg Saturday morning. The event offered workshops and updates on current legislative and public policy…

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