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Federal arrest warrants were issued for 53 individuals after they were indicted by a special session of a federal grand jury. The arrest warrants were carried out in a sweeping operation Wednesday. The arrests were the result of a full-year, multi-agency mission dubbed “Operation Blue Haze.”

• Off the streets: VIDEO AND PHOTOS

   

  The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the Fairmont Police Department conducted sweeping arrests Wednesday.
  Paul Vido, special agent in charge of the Louisville Field Division of the ATF, said arrest warrants had been filed for 53 people.

  May 17, 2012 3 Photos

• Vera Sansalone leaving Main Street post
• Mount Vernon Heights seeks funds for fire hydrants
• Rewarding excellence: VIDEO
• DEP inspectors file grievances

Sports

• Bees look to play spoiler in regional final

  If anyone is feeling the pressure going into today’s Region I softball final between East Fairmont and John Marshall, it’s clearly not the Bees.

  May 17, 2012 1 Photo

• HERTZEL COLUMN: Work never done for Big 12 boss
• COLUMN: FSHS scoring at rapid rate
• LaRoche, Nats power past Bucs
• Senior strong

West Virginia

• Accused W.Va. burglars say they left kids at home

  Police say a Huntington husband and wife are accused of breaking into a residence while their three young children were left alone at home nine blocks away.

  May 17, 2012

• Century Aluminum says W.Va. plant still priority
• Relatives: Man, wife argued before slayings
• Gas prices down nearly 6 cents in W.Va.
• EPA to appeal ruling on Spruce No. 1 Mine

Headline News

• Fears of spring slump easing

   

  Maybe the U.S. economy’s strength this winter wasn’t just weather-related after all. 
  Home construction is near a three-year high. And factory output has risen in three of the year’s first four months. 

  May 17, 2012

• Lower oil prices ease load on consumers, Obama
• Edwards doesn’t testify at trial
• Boehner: Cuts must exceed debt limit hike
• Clock ticking with new plan to fight Alzheimer’s

Primary Election 2012

• Manchin, Vangilder top commission field

  Republican Ernest “Ernie” Vangilder and Democrat Joe Manchin IV have taken the top slots for the Marion County Commission race.
  Unofficial counts from Tuesday’s Democratic primary election showed Manchin claiming 3,203 votes, or 35.09 percent of the vote over Budd Sapp, who had 2,820 votes, or 30.90 percent of the vote.

  May 9, 2012 1 Photo

• Marion County precinct-by-precinct returns
• Pellegrin, Crescenzi to remain on BOE
• Aloi decisively elected judge
• Magistrate incumbents advance to general election

Special Web Sections

• Special Web Sections

  Click HERE  to view all seven editions of the 2012 Times West Virginian Annual Report.

  Click HERE for the 2011 Marion County Yearbook.

  Click HERE for Corridor Magazine February/March.

  Click HERE for our special 2012 Community Calendar.

  July 25, 2011

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