General | Mountain Community Library | Watershed | Table Games
"this is what a real, honest, public-private partnership looks like. All too often people will use the term 'public-private' partnership when what they mean is public money into private pockets."
"Local residents can take items ranging from TVs and cellphones to computers and printers to the St. Andrew's Mountain Community Center for a free e-cycling opportunity, according to John Maxey, chair of the community center's board of directors."
"Businessman John Maxey says the public's safety is at risk in Harpers Ferry and on the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers because of poor cell service."
"CHARLES TOWN - Over the past 100 years, the small stone structure that sits at the corner of Mission Road and W.Va. 9 has had a long list of uses, and now that list is about to grow even longer."
"Maxey said the new library could serve an important function in the community, especially in these tight financial times. Among other things, the library would provide residents with a place where they could have free Internet access to conduct job searches and work on the resumes, he said. Other useful resources also would be available, he said."
"This won't be an easy task. However, there's something to be said for hard work, determination and community spirit."
Talk of the Mountain MCC Library with John Maxey from Chip Gallo on Vimeo.
"John Maxey wrote a grant that eventually founded the Blue Ridge Water Coalition. This group has arranged low-water clean-up for the past two years."
"Maxey said gaining this concrete data on water pollution will be vital in efforts to ensure the county is treated fairly as Chesapeake Bay Initiative regulations take shape."
"DUFFIELDS - The foundation has been laid for a watershed group, Barbara Humes, chair of the Elks Run Study Committee, told a small but interested gathering Saturday at the Elk Branch Presbyterian Church."
"This year, West Virginia lawmakers approved a measure that provides increased funding to communities where table games are located."
"Although the $1.5 million that would go to schools has been touted as a way to build needed facilities, Maxey said the big need facing the school system is better pay for teachers."
"New schools won't do any good if they are filled with 'unsupervised, untaught' children, Maxey said."