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Affidavit of Publication of the Notice of Deadlines for Submitting Proofs of Claim and Requests for Payment of Administrative Expenses in Charleston Gazette-Mail IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE IN RE: ) ) MBH HIGHLAND, LLC1 ) Case No. 20-01940 ) Chapter 11 ) Judge Charles M. Walker Debtor. ) AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION OF THE NOTICE OF DEADLINES FOR SUBMITTING PROOFS OF CLAIM AND REQUESTS FOR PAYMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES IN CHARLESTON GAZETTE-MAIL __________________________________________________ 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases, along with the last four digits of their respective tax identification numbers, are MBH Highland (4266), MBH West Virginia (3113) and MBH Health Center, LLC. (0750). The Debtors’ principal offices are located at 300 56th Street, S.E., Charleston, WV 25304 Case 3:20-bk-01940 Doc 136 Filed 06/03/20 Entered 06/03/20 13:43:16 Desc Main Document Page 1 of 6 Case 3:20-bk-01940 Doc 136 Filed 06/03/20 Entered 06/03/20 13:43:16 Desc Main Document Page 2 of 6 2A Charleston Gazette-Mail, Tuesday, May 12, 2020 INDEX KANAWHA COUNTY LIBRARIES Bulletin board 5B More than 1,900 former Business 3B Classifieds 7B-8B Child porn, racial slur disrupts Comics 4B Justice employees again Crosswords 8B Dear Abby 5B library board meeting on Zoom call for Barr to resign Editorial 4A Horoscope 4B It is not clear if sabotage was hacking; FBI has been notified By Matt Zapotosky Barr and asked a federal judge Living 5B The Washington Post in D.C. to hold a hearing to Obituaries 5A-6A By Bill Lynch and Ryan Quinn meeting access information. Thomas said the board then scrutinize whether to dismiss Sports 1B-2B Staff writers She said there will also be reconvened for 20-30 minutes, WASHINGTON — More than the case against Flynn. Sudoku 8B more staff training on using excluding the media and the 1,900 former Justice Depart- “Our democracy depends Television 8A Monday afternoon’s Zoom. public, and approved a person- ment employees on Tuesday on a Department of Justice Weather 8A Kanawha County Public Li- The 4 p.m. meeting seemed nel policy that was being dis- repeated a call for William that acts as an independent Word Scrimmage 7B brary board Zoom videoconfer- routine, or what passes for cussed when the pornography Barr to step down as attorney arbiter of equal justice, not ence meeting was disrupted by routine in the middle of a glob- appeared and discussed, but general, asserting in an open as an arm of the president’s LOTTERIES child pornography and the al pandemic. did not act on, an issue regard- letter he had “once again as- political apparatus,” the n-word appearing onscreen. About 26 people had logged ing tax credits. saulted the rule of law” by group wrote. “We don’t know who it was onto the videoconference ser- State open meetings laws moving to drop the case Among the signers were Monday, May 11, 2020 or how it got onto it,” board vice Zoom to discuss ongoing give the public the right to see against President Donald several high-profile Republi- Vice President Ben Thomas efforts to move the contents of public officials, such as library Trump’s former national se- can appointees, including West Virginia: said. “We suspect they accessed the main library in Charleston board and Board of Education curity adviser Michael Flynn. Donald Ayer, a deputy attor- Daily 3 — 252 it on the website, where it’s to the Charleston Town Center members, discuss what actions The letter, organized by ney general under President Daily 4 — 9378 publicly available.” mall. to take and vote to take those the nonprofit Protect De- George H.W. Bush; Charles Cash 25 — 4-6-16-17-19-23 The board halted in-person After about 45 minutes, the actions. mocracy, was signed by Fried, solicitor general under meetings amid the coronavirus board’s building committee had Thomas said the board con- Justice Department staffers President Reagan; and Stu- Ohio: shutdown. It has been posting finished its report. tinued on with the meeting serving in Republican and art Gerson, who led the Daily Pick 3 — 309 links to participate in its online The board had voted to en- despite excluding the media Democratic administrations Justice Department’s civil Daily Pick 4 — 5004 video meetings on its meeting gage Terracon to serve as qual- and public because “I think the dating back to President division under Bush and Daily Pick 5 — 09313 agendas, which are publicly ity control assurance provider, feeling was that the matter was Eisenhower. The vast major- served as acting attorney Night Pick 3 — 121 available as required by law. a job that would oversee some urgent and needed to be ad- ity were former career staff- general briefly in the Clinton Night Pick 4 — 2731 “What I can say is the FBI of the finer details of the up- dressed given that we are con- ers — rather than political administration. Justin Vail, a Night Pick 5 — 39880 has been notified and I think coming major renovation and tinuing to be in this pandemic appointees — who worked policy advocate with Protect Classic Lotto — 14-24-29-32-43- they’re pursuing an inquiry,” expansion of the Charleston situation.” as federal prosecutors or Democracy, said the group 49 Thomas said. “We’re going to library. This is not the first time supervisors at U.S. Attorney was “inundated with calls Rolling Cash 5 — 3-10-23-28-37 take whatever steps we can The board had talked some Zoom meetings have been cor- Offices across the country or from former Department of take as an organization to en- about the work on the tempo- rupted. the Justice Department in Justice attorneys who want- Washington D.C. ed to speak out” after the WATER ADVISORIES sure those meetings aren’t open rary administrative offices be- The digital meeting platform to attack like that in the future.” ing installed inside the largely has been a target for hackers Protect Democracy, which action in the Flynn case. A spokeswoman for Barr Beckley Water Company has issued a Erika Connelly, who started hibernated mall, where the in a kind of cyberattack called counts Justice Department boil-water advisory for customers on as the library system’s new di- Charleston library is temporar- “Zoombombing.” alumni among its members, did not immediately respond Mink Crossing Street in Daniels. The ad- has organized several similar to a message seeking com- visory follows a water main break. rector about two weeks ago, ily moving during the renova- With the increased use of West Virginia American Water has is- said she believes the attack was tion. Zoom and similar meeting ser- letters critical of Barr’s deci- ment. sued a boil-water advisory for custom- sions or other Trump admin- Barr’s decision Thursday to ers on Silkwood Lane, Honeyrose Lane from someone who datamines The meeting’s attention had vices because of social distanc- and Hunterwood Road in the Rocky information across the internet just turned to discussion of ing due to the COVID-19 pan- istration actions. Most recent- reverse course and ask a fed- Fork area. The advisory follows a water ly, in February, the group eral judge to throw out Fly- main break. to find meeting login informa- personnel policy, the Family demic, reports of online tres- West Virginia American Water has is- tion. Medical Leave Act and passing are up. collected more than 2,600 nn’s case has roiled the Jus- sued a boil-water advisory for approxi- signatures on a letter calling tice Department and renewed mately 120 customers on 40th Street, Connelly said she believes COVID-19 when then por- These incursions into digital 41st Street, 42nd Street, Noyes Avenue, the meeting’s moderator knew nographic clips and the racial space have ranged from the for Barr to resign after he questions about whether the Virginia Avenue and Staunton Avenue in how to shut off the video, but slur interrupted the meeting. merely mischievous and disrup- intervened to reduce career attorney general is bending Kanawha City. The advisory follows a prosecutors’ sentencing rec- federal law enforcement to water main break. was in shock like the meeting Board members, whose mi- tive to the outright disturbing West Virginia American Water has is- participants. crophones were still unmuted, and traumatizing. ommendation for Roger the president’s will. Flynn had sued a boil-water advisory for approxi- Stone, a longtime friend of pleaded in December 2017 to mately 30 customers on the 1000 Block “This was such an offense I groaned and gasped. According to the Washington of 2nd Avenue, Fitzgerald Street, Rus- think most of us just froze, and No one in the meeting Post, a virtual graduation cere- Trump. Jonathan Kravis, one lying to the FBI about his in- sell Street and 1st Avenue in West of the prosecutors involved in teractions during the presi- Charleston. The advisory follows a water couldn’t believe, one, what we seemed able to make video stop mony through Zoom at Okla- main break. were seeing and, two, that this or immediately determine homa State University was Stone’s case who resigned dential transition with Sergey West Virginia American Water has is- after Barr’s action, wrote in a Kislyak, at the time the Rus- sued a boil-water advisory for approxi- was happening to us,” she said. where they were coming from. hacked Saturday. Saboteurs mately 30 customers on Old Lashmeet She said the system will For almost a minute, the displayed racist and anti-Semit- Washington Post column pub- sian ambassador to the Unit- Road in Lashmeet. The advisory follows lished Monday that in both ed States.
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