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Fire at Eagle Manufacturing under investigation WELLSBURG — A fire at the Eagle Manufacturing facility Wednesday afternoon is under investigation. "One of the plastics machines caught fire," reported Wellsburg Fire Chief Scott Kins, who noted the fire was contained to the area of the machine. "The sprinkler system in the building was operational and deployed." Damage was limited to the machine itself and its electronics, and no injuries were reported, Kins said. In addition to Wellsburg, firefighters from Franklin, Follansbee, Hooverson Heights, McKinleyville, and Brilliant ...

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BREAKFAST SET IN UNIONPORT UNIONPORT — A breakfast will be held from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday at the Wayne Township Community Center. The menu will include pancakes and sausage, sausage gravy and biscuits, scrambled eggs and toast and drinks. Cost is by donation, and proceeds will benefit the upkeep of the center. SR 213 WATER MAIN WORK, BOIL ORDER ISSUED JEFFERSON COUNTY — Sections of State Route 213 will be shut off May 26 for water main construction, according to the Jefferson County Sewer and Water District. Customers who lose water service will be under a 48-hour boil ...

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Volunteers sought for Ohio River Sweep in Steubenville STEUBENVILLE – The annual Ohio River Sweep cleanup event will take place from 9 a.m. to noon June 6 at the Steubenville Marina. Organized since 1989 by ORSANCO, FORE and environmental protection agencies from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, the cleanup effort focuses on removing litter from the Ohio River and surrounding areas. JB Green Team will provide volunteers with Ohio River Sweep T-shirts, gloves and trash bags. Those interested in participating may contact JB Green Team at ...

Fidelis Gamma Kappa installs officers

WEIRTON — The West Virginia Fidelis Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa International Honorary Women Educators Organization met May 7 at Eat'n Park with 15 members and one guest attending. Tables were decorated with flowers, gnomes and candy treats, and each member received a ...

Sunrise seniors honor mothers, fathers

TORONTO — The Toronto Sunrise Seniors honored mothers and fathers during a banquet May 8 at the Karaffa Recreation Center Commons Area. Barbara Pritts, president, welcomed members and guests, including Mayor Tom Parker and his wife, Tracey. A moment of silence was held in memory of longtime member Ruth White. Chaplain Mary Lou Emery gave the blessing for the meal, which was catered by Connie's Corner. The kitchen committee — Joe and Sandi Radvansky, Mary Ellen Marion, Nancy Bodrog and Janet Petrella — decorated tables with hanging baskets of petunias, pots of pansies and ...

Red Hats meet

Contributed The LaBonne Vie Chapter of the Red Hats Society celebrated in Easter bonnets for their April meeting at Scaffidi's Restaurant and Tavern. Elaine Wukelic won a prize for prettiest bonnet. Members attending included, from left, seated, Terri Jennings, Terra Alexander, Pat Butler, ...