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about unfairness in the state workers' compensation system have won a national award. Investigative reporter Paul J. Nyden was chosen Wednesday for a 1999 Sigma Delta Chi Award from the Society of Professional Journalists. An announcement... Published: Thursday, April 27, 2000 Words: 194
STAFF WRITER The Body Shop will close at Charleston Town Center mall on March 5 as a result of corporate "restructuring" and sluggish sales. The Body Shop is the third store in as many weeks to announce its closing at the mall. The... Published: Friday, February 04, 2000 Words: 498
ABOUT a year ago, Gazette investigative reporter Paul Nyden began exposing an apparent corporate ripoff: Some companies buy coal for, say, $22 a ton, spray it with diesel fuel, claim that it has been chemically transformed into a brand-new... Published: Saturday, December 30, 2000 Words: 524
at the Charleston House Holiday Inn, an Intellectual Freedom Award will be presented to Gazette investigative reporter Paul Nyden for his articles on Gov. Cecil Underwood's plan to ban sex from computers. The subject of Internet censoring... Published: Sunday, October 29, 2000 Words: 351
Flower arranging, quilting and computers are just a few of the subjects that will be taught this fall at Riverside High School Community Education. The following classes begin later this month (to register, call 348-1996, ext. 316):... Published: Thursday, September 14, 2000 Words: 398
Paul J. Nyden SUNDAY GAZETTE-MAIL Snowshoe Mountain Resort President Steve Rice criticized the owner of a limestone quarry who wants to expand blasting and trucking operations near the entrance to the state's premier ski resort. "If... Published: Sunday, January 16, 2000 Words: 649
story, you learn that coal production fell 11.6 million tons last year, on top of a 6 percent reduction the previous year. Nyden also informs us that Logan County, where significant mountaintop mining occurs, suffered a 7 million ton... Published: Saturday, August 26, 2000 Words: 599
Dear Readers: The hot topic this week is how to keep cats out of your flower bed. "Cat-astrophe in Tennessee" is the one who started this lively exchange, and the responses have been both informative and amusing. Bruce H. in Shamokin,... Published: Monday, July 17, 2000 Words: 736
to rewrite, as it were, the unwritten customs of West Virginia with regard to usage of the Blackwater Canyon Rail Trail. Nyden quoted McDaniel as saying, "You [the Sierra Club chapter] are subjecting my client to the potential burden... Published: Friday, February 11, 2000 Words: 961
STAFF WRITER A new coffee shop on Summers Street in downtown Charleston should be open by summer, one of the shop's developers told the Charleston Urban Renewal Authority board Wednesday. Board members unanimously approved the preliminary... Published: Thursday, February 10, 2000 Words: 342
