| A Q and A on the Mineral County school bond call (Cumberland Times-News) |
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Editor’s note: This article was submitted by Mineral County Superintendent of Schools Skip Hackworth.This article details the specifics of the upcoming bond election and provides responses to questions posed by Mineral County residents.
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| Mineral County Grand Jury Indictments (Mineral Daily News-Tribune) |
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Mineral County grand jury indicted 27 people as they began the summer quarter of 2008:
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| Aronhalt candidate for Mineral County Board of Education (Cumberland Times-News) |
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I have lived in Mineral County for 50 years and am a graduate of Keyser High School, class of 1969. I have been employed at Potomac Valley Hospital for 10 1/2 years as clergy, performance improvement/utilization review secretary and medical staff office secretary.
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| Mineral County grand jury hands down indictments for May term (Cumberland Times-News) |
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A Mineral County grand jury indicted 27 people Tuesday as the summer term of Circuit Court got under way.Among those indicted were:
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| It’s all over but the voting: (Mineral Daily News-Tribune) |
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The second and final meeting to allow the public to view a Power Point program on the proposed Mineral County School projects was held at Frankfort High School on Thursday evening.
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| Teacher of the Year (Cumberland Times-News) |
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Mineral County Teacher of the Year Kelly Stanislawczyk believes in the value of teamwork and community involvement.
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| Mineral County poaching investigated (KAJ Kalispell) |
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Associated Press - May 4, 2008 12:24 PM ET KALISPELL, Mont. (AP) - State wildlife officials say they're looking for a poacher who killed five deer in Mineral County.
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| FONT SIZE (Las Vegas CityLife) |
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With regard to the recent article by Andrew Kiraly regarding Lyon, Mineral and Esmeralda counties rejecting wilderness area proposals as part of federal lands bills ["Oh, no. Not ... wilderness!"
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| Superintendent: Mineral bond costs low (Cumberland Times-News) |
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If the average taxpayer in Mineral County would put two dimes in a jar every day, in a year he would "easily" have enough money to pay the increase in taxes that would be created by the Mineral County school bond issue.
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| Todd Ellifritz seeking re-election to Mineral board of education (Cumberland Times-News) |
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Hello to everyone. My name is Todd William Ellifritz and I am running for re-election to the Mineral County Board of Education. The main question you may ask is, "Why?" The answer to that question lies in my dedication to Mineral County and my strong desire to participate in the decisions and development of our future - our children.
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