02 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2006
Page
1
A brief Sunday recap from Bdtonline outlining events, highlights, and notable local happenings dated April 2, 2006. Includes brief mentions of regional stories and community interest items observed on that day.
The forecast calls for sunny, warm conditions with a high of 72 and a possible overnight shower with a low near 59. The edition features coupons offering more than 118 dollars in savings.
An upcoming arts season promises variety with performances across theater, music, and visual works. E-1 Homeward bound features a former hostage returning to the U.S.A, highlighting resilience and post crisis arts engagement.
The West Virginia Daily numbers draw reports Daily 3 9-9-9 and Daily 4 9-2-3-9. In Virginia the Pick 3 is 9-1-9 and Pick 4 is 6-0-8-1.
To solve any problems concerning your paper's delivery contact the Telegraph delivery line at 304 327 2802 from 7 am to 12 pm seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within limited delivery area.
Charles Owens reports the Bluefield city government revived the Historic Landmark Commission after nearly five years to safeguard endangered buildings. Art Riley praised the board for restoring the panel, noting its role in preserving the district architecture and local heritage. The commission was approved by the city Board of Directors and will review downtown landmarks and banks shown in historic photos.
Law officers say the sex offender registry informs the public but does not strip offenders of all rights. Those convicted of sexually motivated crimes or child kidnapping in non custody cases must register for life if a child victim was involved. Offenders may still attend church, shop, and pick up children, but proximity to children is weighed in probation or parole orders. Logan's Law is a focus for lawmakers and prosecutors.
Telegraph and Times launch 11th annual Easter Egg Hunt with $1000 Daily Telegraph egg clues in classifieds and $500 Princeton Times egg clues in the weekly. Eggs hidden on public lands within coverage areas. contest ends April 17 at noon with $1000 donation to education program if unfound.
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