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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 2011

Page

3

Remembrance of a Bluewell greenhouse and old stores

Charles Owens recalls a bygone era of spring trips to the Bluewell greenhouse with family tradition and shopping at Hills Department Store in Green Valley. He contrasts those memories with today’s venues like department stores, video shops, and local bookstores, noting how area changes affect shopping habits and nostalgia.

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Hudson publisher and editors named in Bluefield Daily Telegraph masthead

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Darry Hudson as Publisher and News Editor with Andy Patton as Sports Editor and Brian Woodson as Senior Editor. Samantha Perry is Managing Editor and City Editor, with Bill Archer and Charles Owens also named.

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Design Revival 24 pitches Bluefield renewal plan free of charge

A team of design and landscape architects historians and film professionals toured Bluefield last week to craft blueprint recommendations for a city wide renaissance. They plan a coffee table book for the Bluefield Board in about a month with ideas including a 24 7 city heart of downtown pedestrian zones and revamped parking garages along with an artist student train spotting area near MLK Bridge.

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Letters caution on Japan disaster and nuclear power

The writer argues the Japan nuclear crisis should wake the world to nuclear risks. They say plants are costly and not truly safe, cite Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, warn of water and food contamination, and urge halting new plants while scrutinizing existing ones. They flag Hanford’s waste storage as another major concern.

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Letters to the editor on public issues

The Daily Telegraph invites letters on matters of public interest. Include signature, address and phone number for publication consideration. Submit your opinion by email to editor bdtonline com.

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Virginia's Special Gubernatorial Primary Election Nears

Voters face a May 14 primary with seven Democrats and seven Republicans on ballots. Early polls show Jeff Kessler and Earl Ray Tomblin leading the Democratic slate with Natalie Tennant close behind, while Betty Ireland tops the Republican field and Bill Maloney leads fundraising. Ethics in government dominates commentary, highlighting the tension between laws and group norms and noting agency decisions by bodies beyond the EPA.

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Butt Betty Ireland Leads Republican Camp In West Virginia

Butt Betty Ireland appears the favorite in the Republican camp with Bill Maloney as the leading money raiser. Democrat Richard Thompson has secured union endorsements and criticizes taxpayer funded election seminars as unethical. A West Virginia Ethics Act update requires fuller disclosures and a lobbyist wait period. Community meetings in Bluefield address crime drugs and youth issues sparked by a local teen’s death. Weather outlook suggests warming sunny skies ahead. Wilson Butt, retired highway official, writes.

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