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Weather Outlook Today Quiet and Cool
Today features a slight chance of snow before 9 a.m followed by a chance of rain. The sky remains mostly cloudy with a high near 46 and cooler conditions later.
Market Watch and Dow Jones Close Figures March 31 2011
The Market Watch for March 31 2011 shows Dow Jones at 5 349.73 with a 30.88 rise, Nasdaq at 4 72.97 with 4.28 gains, and Standard & Poor's 500 at 1 325.83 up 1.83. Russell 2000 posts 843.55 and NYSE diary indicates advances 1 765 versus declines 1 257 and unchanged 119. Nasdaq diary reports 1 500 advances and 1 117 declines with 135 unchanged and volume around 1.9 billion.
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PETA seeks I-81 rest stop sponsorship in Virginia
PETA wants to sponsor a Troutville area rest stop on Interstate 81 and rename it Fishing Hurts. The group sent a letter to the Virginia Department of Transportation proposing vegan snacks and Sammy the Sea Kitten toys for kids. State officials have not yet responded.
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West Virginia Daily 3 7 1 3 0 2 6
Lottery draw results listed for West Virginia games including Daily 3 Pick 3 0 2 6 and Pick 4 3 0 7 2 with Virginia lottery notation 7 3 0.
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PSC OKs 4.6% APCO rate increase for West Virginia
The Public Service Commission approved Appalachian Power’s 4.6 percent rate hike for West Virginia residential customers, effective immediately, generating about 15.2 million additional dollars in revenue. Critics argued the rise could ripple to water, sewer and other utilities, impacting business and residency in southern West Virginia.
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9.6 Percent Rate Increase Sought for Va. Customers
Appalachian Power seeks a 9.6 percent rate hike from the Virginia State Corporation Commission. The filing argues higher costs of producing and delivering electricity, with a proposed charge of about $104.99 per 1000 kilowatt hours. Bluefield mayor Don Harris warns the rise will hit financially stressed residents.
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Design blitz to reimagine Bluefield downtown
A 25 member team of landscape architects engineers planners and film professionals arrives in Bluefield to conduct a 24 hour pro bono design blitz. They will study the city on foot meet with leaders and present ideas for downtown redevelopment and park areas without any city obligation.
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