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The Puffenbargers have the distinction of being one of the oldest Maple Syrup producers in Highland County.
Bath County Administrator Bonnie Johnson is retiring and Supervisor Richard Byrd plans to run for County Treasurer. And the Board passes a Running At Large Ordinance at the March meeting – it addresses dogs that are a nuisance or aggressive in a public area.
Frank DeBerry, previously President of Mountain Creek Resort in New Jersey, brings his industry expertise to Snowshoe.
The draft budget includes funding for staff raises, a full time principal at Millboro Elementary and a maintenance program for the school system. But revenue is based on enrollment and School Superintendent Sue Hirsh cautions that Bath schools are facing a trend of declining enrollment.
The Highland Supervisors agree to give the non-profit organization a break on property taxes.
Marlinton Middle School Teacher Christine Campbell requests that the Pocahontas County Board of Education grant her a leave of absence so that she can work for the American Federation of Teachers-West Virginia Spring Projects.
After inspection by several Bath School Board members, the locker room was found to be in such an unacceptable condition, that it was decided to make it off limits.
Relations seem to have broken down between the Pocahontas County Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the owners of the ARC building in Marlinton, where the county shelter is housed.
Noting that fellow Supervisor Robin Sullenberger is not running for re-election, Rexrode agrees to step down and let Sullenberger serve out his term as the Chairman.