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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2005
Page
8
Tyler Clarke, 9, of Bluefield enjoys a bright sunny Wednesday afternoon at Princeton City Park pool. He splashes about to stay cool as local families soak up the warmth and sunshine.
Kilgore opened with a moment of silence for Judge Frederick H. Combs II as 77 students enroll in the new Union Army College program with pre-candidate accreditation. UACP's 3.2 GPA target and a 3.0 bar are noted as standards. Local leaders emphasize pharmacists as community experts and pledge continued federal support.
44 Boucher praised regional effort for a new pharmacy school aiming to boost higher education access in Southwest Virginia. Trustee Mickey McGlothlin credited community support and urged continued backing. Steve Smith of K-VAT Foods donated 100000 with playful remark about cashing it at Food City.
Council members offered condolences to the Freemans and congratulated Shumate on his appointment. The Finance and Administration Committee, led by Chad Caldwell, voted unanimously to take no action on Princeton Community Hospital’s future for now, awaiting a request from the hospital board amid improving finances and a favorable legal climate.
The Princeton City Council offered condolences to the Freemans and praised Shumate on his appointment while noting the PCH board has not presented any proposals for council approval. The resolution cautions that DoJ approval would be needed for any merger with another facility and records the lack of support for a merger item. It commends staff and physicians for the year’s turnaround and endorses citizen-focused, efficient care.
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