The map at the end looks wrong. Here are correct
directions.
From Interstate 79:
Take exit 119 and travel on Rt. 50 heading West. Follow directions from Rt. 50
traveling West
From Interstate 77:
Take exit 176 and travel on Rt. 50 heading East. Follow directions from Rt. 50
traveling East
From Rt. 50 traveling West:
Follow Rt. 50 West into Clarksburg. As you travel through Clarksburg on Rt. 50
on your way towards Parkersburg, you will come to a traffic light at Rt. 98.
Turn left onto Rt. 98 following Hospital signs to United Hospital Center. After
passing the hospital entrance you will come to another traffic light (Food Lion
and CVS are across the intersection). Turn right onto
Rt. 19 south. Go about 1 mile, passing Rosebud Shopping Center. The Harrison
County Recreation Complex and 4-H Center will be on your left and Sunny Croft
Country Club will be on your right. If you drive past Country Club Chrysler Car
Dealership you’ve gone too far.
From Rt. 50 traveling East.
Follow Rt. 50 East towards Clarksburg. As you approach Clarksburg on Rt. 50 you
will come to a traffic light at Rt. 98. Turn right onto Rt. 98 following
Hospital signs to United Hospital Center. After passing the hospital entrance
you will come to another traffic light (Food Lion and CVS
are across the intersection). Turn right onto Rt. 19 south. Go about 1 mile,
passing Rosebud Shopping Center. The Harrison County Recreation Complex and 4-H
Center will be on your left and Sunny Croft Country Club will be on your right.
If you drive past Country Club Chrysler Car Dealership you’ve gone too
far.
The Sunny Croft golf course, etc., is
visible on this Google map.
http://harrison.ext.wvu.edu/driving_directions
From: Grubb, Karen
Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2010 12:47 PM
To: wvec-board@yahoogroups.com; EC@osenergy.org
Subject: FW: March 11 in Clarksburg - PATH opponents should make a
showing!
From Bill Howley, winner of WVEC Grassroots activist.
From: Tina Rappaport [mailto:tinazipp@gmail.com]
Sent: Sat 2/27/2010 10:25 AM
Subject: March 11 in Clarksburg - PATH opponents should make a showing!
Hi all,
If you haven't seen Bill's blog today, I've included it below. Many folks know
that the blackouts in their area were due to neglected powerlines and fallen
trees, not grid overload. This is a good opportunity to say it publicly!!
Please forward to all you can! Let's take 'em by storm!! hahaha
My best,
Tina Rappaport
Bill Howley's excellent blog
The WV Public Service Commission will be holding a public hearing on the
December 2009 blackout that struck southern and central West Virginia.
The PSC is in the middle of studying the causes of the blackout.
The hearing will be held on Thursday, March 11 at 6:00 p.m. at the Harrison
County Recreation Complex/4-H Center located on 23 Recreation Drive in
Clarksburg.
If you have been involved in the fight against PATH, you should try to
attend this hearing. The PSC has heard a lot from AEP/Allegheny about how
PATH might improve “grid reliability” somewhere on the east coast
sometime in the future. Meanwhile, in the here and now in West Virginia,
AEP’s and Allegheny’s distribution system has collapsed from
neglect.
We need to show up at this hearing to remind the PSC what Allegheny CEO
Evanson, the eighth highest paid CEO in the US, said last month:
And we’ll be vigilant in our efforts to control costs and spending. Our plan is to keep [inaudible] O&M [Operations & Maintenance] flat marking the fifth consecutive year of no increase in costs, an accomplishment I think few can match.
One thing is for certain – during those same five years, Mr.
Evanson’s outrageous salary and bonuses continued to rise, even if
Allegheny’s spending on its local power lines did not.
The WV PSC needs to stand up for West Virginia’s electricity users,
not consumers in other states — and we need to show up on March 11 and
let them know it.
See you there. Bring your neighbors.
The fact that you may be an intervenor in the PATH case does not prevent you
from testifying at this PSC hearing. This is an entirely different case,
so all PATH intervenors will be able to speak to the PSC.