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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2008
Page
4
Greg Jordan, Daily Telegraph reporter, reflects on criminal paths and the risks, noting heavy law enforcement, forensic science, and CCTV. He cites copper thefts, repeated court appearances, and programs like Mercer County Drug Court as evidence crime is a poor career. He recalls a father’s warning about crime versus a legitimate life.
Sports Editor Samantha Perry, News Editor, Andy Patton, Brian Woodson, and Thomas A Colley listed among editorial staff. City Editor Charles Owens cited with biblical quote fragment indicating faith theme or page stamp amid garbled text.
The project at the former St Luke's site in Bluefield will add 95 beds for adolescents and adults, expanding West Virginia's mental health capacity. The facility, owned by Princeton Community Hospital, aims to begin admitting patients next spring with a $5.57 million cost and is supported by a state certificate of need.
Stephen DeGray of Bluefield VA questions why major media ignore Nancy Pelosi's shutdown of the U S House, turning off lights and ejecting reporters after efforts to vote on oil supply policy. He suggests a possible publicity stunt and notes conservative talk radio coverage versus mainstream outlets.
Resident Bill Skeat of Athens WVa critiques Bluefield city council and Mercer County School Board over responses to criticism and plans for PikeView Middle School. He notes perceived hostility at meetings, questions about using a $3 million fund, and stresses parent involvement, field needs, and monitoring spending as the project advances.
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