In Northwest Berkeley County, District 52 includes: Adam/Stephen, Allensville, Arden, Back Creek, Berkeley Glen, Boyd's Gap, Brookstone, Cherry Run, Ditto Farms, Duchess, Falling Waters, Goose Nest, Greenwood, Hedges Mountain, Hedgesville, Highview, Honeywood, La-Vi, Lakewood, Laurel Ridge, Little Georgetown, Locust Grove, Maidstone, Marlowe, Marlowe Woods, Mill Ridge, Nelland Park, Nipetown, Norborne, Northwoods Ranch, Oak Grove, Orchards on the Potomac, Poor House Farm, Potomac Heights, Potomac Hills, Red Hawk, Riverbend, Rooney Park, Sky View Meadows, Sleepy Hollow, Snodgrass Tavern, Tomahawk, Timber Ridge, Walden Woods, Wintergreen, The Woods, Wrightland, and others. In Southeast Morgan County, District 52 includes: Big Oak Tree, Cacapon State Park, Coolfont, Greenwood, Highland Church, McCumber Trailer Court, Oakland, Omps, Posey Hollow, Ridge, Rock Gap, Sleepy Creek Hunting and Fishing Area, Smith's Crossroads, Stoffer's Crossroads, Tri-Lake Park, Unger's Store, and others.

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Goosing the Gander

 Energy is a tremendous West Virginia natural resource, and the non-partisan efforts by the West Virginia Legislature and Governor to attract developers of our Marcellus gas deposits are praiseworthy indeed.

 Hopefully, these efforts will result in protection for our environment, more good paying jobs for our citizens, and additional revenue for our State Budget (that can and should be used to reduce our other taxes).

 All of which reminds me of that old maxim: "What's good for the goose is good for the gander.".

 Wouldn't all of us Mountaineers be so much better served if the tax breaks and other incentives given to the Marcellus gas developers also were given to all West Virginia employers?
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