Esteban Fernandez
Journalist at The Times West Virginian
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Esteban Fernandez
FAIRMONT — The City of Fairmont turned the act of knocking the first bunch of bricks off the highest floor of the crumbling box factory into a symbolic moment for residents Monday morning. After decades of being a city known for its lack of fruition, Fairmont will now be known as a city of action, City Manager Travis Blosser said in a speech before the ceremonial demolition began.
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1 week ago |
timeswv.com | Esteban Fernandez
FAIRMONT — The City of Fairmont turned the act of knocking the first bunch of bricks off the highest floor of the crumbling box factory into a symbolic moment for residents Monday morning. After decades of being a city known for its lack of fruition, Fairmont will now be known as a city of action, City Manager Travis Blosser said in a speech before the ceremonial demolition began.
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1 week ago |
timeswv.com | Esteban Fernandez
FAIRMONT — An outbreak of bedbugs at Barrackville Elementary School has parents outraged at how Marion County Schools is handling the situation. Teachers found bedbugs at Barrackville Elementary early last week, according to an email sent by a parent to the Board of Education. The school began notifying parents on Thursday and confirmed two cases on Friday.
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1 week ago |
levante-emv.com | Esteban Fernandez
El Instituto Confucio de la Universitat de València (ICUV) celebró el sábado 12 de abril su tradicional Concurso Puente Chino. Esta edición, la número 24 de nivel universitario y la 18 para estudiantes de secundaria, tuvo lugar en el Salón de Actos de la Facultat de Filologia, Traducció i Comunicació. El evento académico y cultural reunió a unos 70 participantes, una de las cifras más altas desde que se celebra en València.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Esteban Fernandez
FAIRMONT — On April 29, 1863, 300 Union soldiers watched as 2,500 Confederate cavalry men descended on Fairmont. The Confederacy forced the Union to retreat, but not before Union soldiers killed 50 to 60 Confederates at a cost of one Union soldier and four other who were wounded. Confederate Gen. William Jones had a different estimate. “Indeed, Gen. Jones told Capt. Chamberlin that we had killed and disabled about a hundred of his men,” the Wheeling Daily Intelligencer wrote on May 5, 1863.
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