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Amateur (HAM) Radio
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Have you ever seen strange looking antennas in someone’s yard or a car? A license plate that seems strange and out of place? It could very well be that person is a HAM or more properly an Amateur Radio operator. It could also be CB radio. CB stands for Citizen Band. CB is a form Read More…
Warner seeking public input to name AI chatbot designed to aid entrepreneurs and business owners
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From The Office of WV Secretary of State Mac Warner Charleston, W.Va – On Monday, WV Secretary of State Mac Warner announced that the office is asking the general public to participate in selecting the name for the new artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistant that will make it even easier to open a new business in West Virginia. Warner said that Read More…
WAG Trap-Neuter-Return on July 21
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On Sunday, July 21, 2024, the Welfare of Animals Group (WAG) will be humanely trapping feral cats in the Arnoldsburg area to have them spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and ear tipped (the universal sign that a cat has been part of a Trap-Neuter-Return program). We would appreciate if you would not put food out for them on Saturday, July 20 as we will be trapping on Sunday morning. Once the cats have recovered from anesthesia (at least 24 to 48 hours) we will return them to their exact location. They will be healthier, happier, and not reproducing and fighting. Thank you for your cooperation. So far we have spayed and neutered 914 community cats (496 females and 418 males). Please keep your personal cats indoors or put a collar on them on Sunday the 21st. If you have any questions, please call Linda at 304-354-7506. If you are aware of a feral cat colony in your area, please let us know. Female kittens can begin breeding at four months old, so the best time to spay/neuter a colony is when there are only 5 or 6 cats. Trap-Neuter-Return is provided to Calhoun County residents at no cost to the caretaker. Partial funding for Trap-Neuter-Return is provided by The Oakland Foundation, The Bernard McDonough Foundation, the West Virginia Department of Agriculture, and the Calhoun County Commission.