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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2016
Page
1
Cloudy conditions with a high near 80 and light south winds 3 to 5 mph. A 50 percent chance of precipitation is expected.
Fragmentary text lists places and a group name including Chicory Square Dick Copeland Square Overlook Concession Second Chance for cats Celebrate W.Va. Day The Nelons Group. No cohesive event or story evident from available words.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers are 3 8 1 and Daily 4 is 8 5 6 1. Virginia Pick 3 numbers are 9 1 8 and Pick 4 is 1 6 4 4. Inside.
City of Bluefield and K-VA-T Food Stores face a federal trial over a $37,000 fee assessed for inspecting the leased vacant Kroger store at Bluefield Plaza. The 36,724 square foot site was leased March 2012 to Container LLC for five years with renewals. the defendant reportedly left the building vacant, harming nearby businesses.
Bluefield report details an operation removing thousands of pounds of century old pigeon droppings from the First Baptist Church steeple. W E L Inc crews in hazmat gear vacuumed up droppings to enable restoration and resumption of services. Erik Anderson of Bluefield Baptist Ministries noted the church, founded in 1907, will be known as Bluefield Baptist Church once services resume.
Republican Bill Cole and Democrat Jim Justice haggle over debate formats and participation. Cole backs a seven event plan across the state, while Justice avoids direct voter engagement. New proposals come from the West Virginia Press Association and Broadcasters Association, with Justice accused of stalling and a no show at a Charles Town forum.
Dozens of locals attended a business workshop hosted by Jim Spencer, Bluefield’s community and economic development coordinator, at the Clover Club on Raleigh Street. Thirty-six residents learned about starting and expanding ventures with presentations by VT KnowledgeWorks executive director Jim Flowers and others, followed by tours of the city’s Commercialization Station incubator.
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