Robin Williams death shocks fans and peers worldwide
Robin Williams, 63, an Oscar winning comedian famed for rapid fire riffs and iconic roles, died at his Marin County home in an apparent suicide. Authorities say the cause is self harm by asphyxia. family members request privacy as the world mourns his loss and recalls his joyful career.
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Fire crews battle abandoned trailer blaze near church
Firefighters from Bluewell Montcalm and Green Valley Glenwood volunteer departments responded to a burning abandoned trailer near Bluewell Church of God on Monday at 540 PM. Lt. Jordan Gibson said crews worked to prevent spread while Bluefield Rescue Squad and the West Virginia State Police assisted.
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McDowell County DUI Checkpoint Friday Evening
The McDowell County Sheriff's Department runs a DUI checkpoint from 6 PM to midnight on Friday August 15. The first stop is at Roderfield Quick Serve at Route 52 and Route 7 with old Route 52 as an alternate. a second checkpoint is in Saeger at Route 52 and Route 80 with old Route 52 and Coon Branch as an alternate.
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Tazewell County blotter July to Aug arrests and incidents
Police blotter details from Tazewell County Sheriff for July and Aug 1. July totals include 792 dispatched calls 359 incidents 13 misdemeanor arrests 18 issued citations 4 felony arrests 58 civil or criminal papers. Between July 26 and Aug 1 47 arrests 38 traffic tickets 2 accidents 318 calls 270 civil papers 59 bags trash 24 animal complaints 5 animals impounded. Vehicle accident on Route 460 no injuries. Tulip Street incident options given. Fight on Bland Street. theft on Briarwood Court. theft from a vehicle on East Cumberland Road. additional report on Big Laurel Highway. shots fired on Wheeling Avenue.
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Burglary Reported On 3rd Street In Bluefield
A burglary was reported on Friday on 3rd Street in Bluefield while a crash occurred on Oakhurst Avenue near the Bluefield Police Department. Investigations continue as authorities assess damages and gather witness statements.
Bluefield VA installs decorative lighting and water line
Bluefield town officials announce a downtown upgrade with dual lamp LED street lighting and a new water line. The project, costing under 70000 dollars, under ground services on both street sides aim to boost downtown occupancy and visitor appeal. Officials emphasize ongoing improvements to keep the town updated and welcoming for shoppers. Local leaders plan further work on Spring Street after completion.
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