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Jessica Viccaro

Jessica Viccaro

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Staff Writer, The Mountain Statesman

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Total articles 33

  • BOE requesting community input for survey

    By Jessica Viccaro| The Mountain Statesman Verified TAYLOR COUNTY—The Taylor County Board of Education is asking for the public’s help with a facilities plan that will guide the county school system for the next 10 years. In accordance with West Virginia Board of Education Policy 6200: State law requires all 55 West Virginia county school districts to formulate a Comprehensive Education Facilities Plan (CEFP) every 10 years.

    By Jessica Viccaro · The Mountain Statesman

    Nov. 10, 2019

  • Mayle celebrates retirement after 34 years

    By Jessica Viccaro| The Mountain Statesman Verified TAYLOR COUNTY—One local man is celebrating his retirement after 34 years of work and dedication to the senior citizens in the county. On Thursday, Frank Mayle, Executive Director of the Taylor County Senior Citizens Center, surrounded by family, friends, staff and community members, celebrated his well-deserved retirement. During the celebration, Mayle shared how the center came to be. The center started as a vision of Mayle’s with one purpose, to provide a place for seniors in the county.

    By Jessica Viccaro · The Mountain Statesman

    Sep. 10, 2019

  • BOE requesting community input for survey

    By Jessica Viccaro| The Mountain Statesman Verified TAYLOR COUNTY—The Taylor County Board of Education is asking for the public’s help with a facilities plan that will guide the county school system for the next 10 years. In accordance with West Virginia Board of Education Policy 6200: State law requires all 55 West Virginia county school districts to formulate a Comprehensive Education Facilities Plan (CEFP) every 10 years.

    By Jessica Viccaro · The Mountain Statesman

    Nov. 10, 2019

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The Mountain Statesman

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States

+1 304-626-1453