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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2001
Page
1
A report highlights advances in veterinary science and animal welfare as the new century progresses. Researchers develop new therapies, training improves client communication, and animal shelters adopt modern standards to enhance care and safety for pets and wildlife.
Free computer classes start in September at Monroe County and Peterstown libraries. Courses cover Microsoft Word WordPerfect typing Internet and Excel. Register by calling Caroline Klerk at 304 832 4122 or Doris McCurdy at 304 772 3038.
The West Virginia Soil Conservation Agency will use eight million dollars from the federal government to clean debris from rivers streams and creeks. Three phases will guide the program with the first phase already underway addressing immediate needs.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers says McDowell County residents can still join a four phase $172 million flood proofing project aimed at about 1000 homes and businesses based on the 1977 flood. At least 170 structures in the plan were included but remain unresolved.
Bluefield gears up for the second annual Street Fair hosted by the Downtown Bluefield Merchants Association on August 10 and 11. Organizer Art Riley says the two day event will offer activities for all ages with plans to improve upon last year’s turnout of over 400 attendees. The fair runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
West Virginia trooper warns drivers that parking lots pose crash risks equal to or greater than highways. Missing stop signs speed limits and aisles tempt reckless driving endangering pedestrians and children. A Pine Plaza Parking Center incident in July left a 41 year old Berkley Street motorist involved.
Carolyn Haigler will sign copies of her historical books at Tazewell Public Library today from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., offering readers a chance to meet the author and obtain autographed editions.
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