City of Logan proclaims ‘Citizens for Coal’ Day
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Those present for the signing and in support of Coal included: Standing, from left: Firefighter Tony Casey, Johnathan Pack, Ray Perry, Tyler Conley, Fire Chief Scott Beckett, Smith Mine Supply’s Ronald Smith, Logan County Clerk John Turner, Firefighter Fuji Williams, Jeremy Steele, Nick Ferrell, Police Officer JR Adkins and Administrative Assistant Carol Sias; sitting: Police Chief E.K. Harper, American Hydraulics official Jim Winkler, Citizens for Coal Director Roger Horton, Mayor Nolletti, Logan County Commission President Art Kirkendoll and, from the Logan City Clerk s office, Stephanie Avis and Maryann Neil. Photo/Submitted
Those present for the signing and in support of Coal included: Standing, from left: Firefighter Tony Casey, Johnathan Pack, Ray Perry, Tyler Conley, Fire Chief Scott Beckett, Smith Mine Supply’s Ronald Smith, Logan County Clerk John Turner, Firefighter Fuji Williams, Jeremy Steele, Nick Ferrell, Police Officer JR Adkins and Administrative Assistant Carol Sias; sitting: Police Chief E.K. Harper, American Hydraulics official Jim Winkler, Citizens for Coal Director Roger Horton, Mayor Nolletti, Logan County Commission President Art Kirkendoll and, from the Logan City Clerk's office, Stephanie Avis and Maryann Neil. Photo/Submitted
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The City of Logan proclaimed September 25 as "Citizens For Coal Day" in The City of Logan. Citizens for Coal is a non-profit organization dedicatied to helping maintain the vitality and productivity of the coal industry in West Virginia. On Monday, September 21, Logan Mayor Serafino Nolletti signed a proclamation to signify the importance of this organization, as well as the importance of the Coal industry for the State of West Virginia. Photo/Submitted
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comments (2)
« Bruno13 wrote on Tuesday, Oct 06 at 12:23 PM »
Good to see that the multi-billion dollar coal industry is funding this propaganda blitz with T-shirts and all. I mean, all that money could have been wasted on things like miners's safety, compliance with laws, and maintaining miners' employment and wages, but instead it's going to "reporters" and "elected leaders."

I wish more of the other 95% of WV workforce (those not employed by the coal industry) would wake up and see what's going on here.
« riverrat wrote on Friday, Oct 02 at 01:20 PM »
YOU PEOPLE THAT VOTED FOR OBAMA ARE GOING TO GET YOUR UPCOMIN'S NOW! WHERE IS YOUR DARLING SENATOR BYRD. HE'S CUTTING YOUR THROAT TOO. I SAY YOU ARE GOING TO GET YOUR JUST DESERTS FOR VOTING FOR THIS FOOL OBAMA. HE IS GOING TO SHUT W.VA., KY AND PA. DOWN WITH THIS ENVIRONMENTAL WACKO JUNK!
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