Morning Fog Clears to Bright Sunshine Today
Morning fog gives way to abundant sunshine with calm winds and no significant rain expected. Skies brighten across the region as temperatures rise modestly through the day.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2003
Page
10
Morning fog gives way to abundant sunshine with calm winds and no significant rain expected. Skies brighten across the region as temperatures rise modestly through the day.
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WVAWC faces a 16.4 percent proposed rate increase. Commissioners plan to attend a public comment session at 201 Brooks Street Charleston WV 25323. Written statements may be mailed to the executive secretary referencing Case No 03 0353 W 42T.
Comments may be filed with the PSC executive secretary at 201 Brooks Street Charleston West Virginia 25323 by mail. An evidentiary hearing is scheduled for September 17 in Charleston at the PSC office and may span multiple days. Public comments are urged before the hearing, with the commission to decide on the rate increase after reviewing all evidence and comments. If no decision is reached by January 6 2004 the increase becomes automatic. For details contact the Public Service Commission of West Virginia at 800 344 5113 and refer to case number 03 0353 W 42T.
Hardy outlines that the rate increase funds will sustain high quality service and security costs to protect water quality and customers. He notes the company pays significant taxes and supports community and charitable activities, with a rising annual commitment to the Helping Hand program to aid low income residential customers.
Stacey Hicks led a community effort to dedicate a field house behind Princeton Senior High School to the Seaver family legacy. Volunteers funded most of the project, with about 80 000 added from donations and in kind work, enabling two locker rooms restrooms and a concession stand for youth football and soccer.
Thelma Massie recalls decades of rose growing with husband Bob since 1948. They maintain a large garden begun in 1990 with help from clubs, a groundskeeper, and a seasonal employee. Favorite varieties include Double Delight, Peace, Queen Elizabeth, Midas Touch, plus a pink climber near the entry. They plan to continue tending the roses, noting climbers bloom earlier and the joy of residents and visitors.
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