Saturday, December 12, 2009
Cabell Co. Gets Nearly $1M
WEST VIRGINIA....
A House appropriations bill passed this week has $950,000 coming to Cabell County to help with education and health care, with $650,000 going to Cabell Huntington Hospital for the Children's Hospital project which has plans to enhance existing pediatric services. When complete, the estimated $12 million renovation will support programs for newborns to young adults up to 21 years old, while employing the most up-to-date medical services within the Pediatric Intensive Care and Inpatient Units. The rest, $300,000, is for the Marshall Community and Technical College Inland Waterways Academy to purchase a maritime wheelhouse simulator. There will be about seven flat-panel screens placed where windows would have been on the wheelhouse. They will show what tugboat operators would see in the waterways around them.
A House appropriations bill passed this week has $950,000 coming to Cabell County to help with education and health care, with $650,000 going to Cabell Huntington Hospital for the Children's Hospital project which has plans to enhance existing pediatric services. When complete, the estimated $12 million renovation will support programs for newborns to young adults up to 21 years old, while employing the most up-to-date medical services within the Pediatric Intensive Care and Inpatient Units. The rest, $300,000, is for the Marshall Community and Technical College Inland Waterways Academy to purchase a maritime wheelhouse simulator. There will be about seven flat-panel screens placed where windows would have been on the wheelhouse. They will show what tugboat operators would see in the waterways around them.
# posted by Homer Owens @ 9:43 AM 
