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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 2004

Page

5

Rainelle flood blamed on railroad bridge obstruction

Survey funded by Greenbrier County Commission and the co generation project found that an old railroad bridge over Sewell Creek limited water outflow during a November flood in Rainelle. Increasing the channel under the bridge could have reduced the flood by several feet, researchers say. The study notes Rainelle’s flat terrain and the bridge as the main drainage bottleneck. The project aims to plan a co generation facility set to open in 2008.

Rainelle Wayne Brown Western Greenbrier Co-Generation Limited Liability Co. Operation Brown

West Virginia Officials Split Over Merging Governments Plan

County commissioners in north central West Virginia express limited incentive and practicality concerns as state Sen. Brooks McCabe promotes Gov. Bob Wise's Governing in the 21st Century plan. The proposal seeks to allow local governments to merge starting at the city level with legislative approval.

Morgantown West Virginia Brooks McCabe Oanawha Bob Wise McCabe

West Virginia SBA orders separate spaces for PE and meals

The West Virginia School Building Authority adopted a policy requiring separate physical education and cafeteria areas in new elementary schools with 400 or more students. Smaller schools may share rooms. The change adds 600 square feet to current multipurpose rooms at added cost, funding new eating and exercise zones in Berkeley, Morgan, Monongalia, and Wayne counties.

Charleston West Virginia School Building Authority Barbara Fish SBA West Virginia Board of Education Authority Wayne County Morgan County David Temple West Virginia Temple Addi Berkeley Morgan Monongalia Wayne Clacy Williams David Stewart Stewart Gaston Caperton

Virginia community colleges see surge in enrollments

In Virginia and across the nation, two year schools attract more students as tuition at four year colleges rises and college bound high schoolers seek affordable paths. John Tyler Community College and others report growing credit enrollment with projections of continued growth through 2010.

Idlothian Matthew Starnowski Starnowski John Tyler Community College Richmond Powhatan Longwood University College of William and Mary Virginia Community College System Glenn DuBois Virginia Community College System DuBois State Council of Higher Education American Association of Community Colleges U.S Norma G. Kent The Association Kent

Charley Causes Little Damage in Virginia Storm

Tropical Storm Charley moved through Virginia causing flooding and power outages but limited property damage. Norfolk rain records and 45 mph gusts prompted road closures while officials predicted no further flooding. 29 000 homes faced outages at peak as Midtown Tunnel briefly closed. An Arlington incident saw a Chicago bound flight evacuated after a Middle Eastern passenger exited the plane and was later released by the FBI.

Richmond Norfolk Ghent Virginia Department of Transportation Midtown Portsmouth Tiffany Elliott Dominion Virginia Power Virginia North Carolina Arlington, Va Ronald Reagan Washington National United Airlines Transportation Security Administration Amy von Walter TSA von Walter FBI Debbie Weierman Washington Field Office

Former religious school director seeks dismissal in suit

Carrie Ray Jr. former pastor and academy director asks Randolph County circuit judge to dismiss the July suit alleging an affair with a 17 year old student at Abundant Life Christian Academy. The suit sought 500000 in damages and alleged trustees failed to conduct a background check. Ray countersues for damages.

Elkins Randolph County Carrie Ray Jr Abundant Life Christian Center Beverly Abundant Life Christian Academy Ray

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