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		<title>By: Betty Wiley</title>
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		<dc:creator>Betty Wiley</dc:creator>
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		<description>Kudos to WV-DNR Specialists ---

I&#039;ve been interfacing with employees of the WV Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for several decades. They are always dressed impeccably and  in uniform clothing that has a nametag and badge attached, and seem to be proud, professional public servants. They work in the fields and streams, and I believe they do the best they can to protect our natural resources while walking the narrow path between regulations and industrial pressure. 
 
Our new inexperienced governor in the &quot;state of the state&quot; address for some reason went off on a tangent and criticized DNR employees for wearing &quot;t-shirts and jeans with a badge in the pocket&quot; and generally castigated them. That was uncalled-for and ill-advised. He just embarrassed himself.  I hope he has apologized.
 
Thanks, DNR people. 

Betty Wiley, President
Dunkard Creek Watershed Assn., Inc.

Note from Betty:  Disgusting development. Note that the Governor insulted WV DEP (Not DNR as I previously emailed) for &quot;wearing t shirts and jeans.&quot; BUT it&#039;s the same deal... I&#039;ve been interfacing with DEP people too, and all I remember is uniforms and badges and smiles from people walking the narrow path between enforcing the law to protect us, and getting fired for being too vigilant.</description>
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<p>I&#8217;ve been interfacing with employees of the WV Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for several decades. They are always dressed impeccably and  in uniform clothing that has a nametag and badge attached, and seem to be proud, professional public servants. They work in the fields and streams, and I believe they do the best they can to protect our natural resources while walking the narrow path between regulations and industrial pressure. </p>
<p>Our new inexperienced governor in the &#8220;state of the state&#8221; address for some reason went off on a tangent and criticized DNR employees for wearing &#8220;t-shirts and jeans with a badge in the pocket&#8221; and generally castigated them. That was uncalled-for and ill-advised. He just embarrassed himself.  I hope he has apologized.</p>
<p>Thanks, DNR people. </p>
<p>Betty Wiley, President<br />
Dunkard Creek Watershed Assn., Inc.</p>
<p>Note from Betty:  Disgusting development. Note that the Governor insulted WV DEP (Not DNR as I previously emailed) for &#8220;wearing t shirts and jeans.&#8221; BUT it&#8217;s the same deal&#8230; I&#8217;ve been interfacing with DEP people too, and all I remember is uniforms and badges and smiles from people walking the narrow path between enforcing the law to protect us, and getting fired for being too vigilant.</p>
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