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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 2011

Page

2

Mercer County boundaries eyed to extend Oakvale Lashmeet water service

Mercer County Commission seeks to expand the Oakvale Road and Lashmeet Public Service Districts to advance the Oakvale Water Project and related distribution facilities. The plan, supported by a $1.3 million ARC grant, would extend service to about 300 customers and the Oakvale Elementary School while keeping current residents with no service changes.

Mercer County Oakvale Publc Cnty Cmmission Kvale Road Lashmeet Mercer County Commission Coburn Oakvale Road Earl Ray Tomblin Appalachian Regional Commission West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council Mercer-Summers

Richlands church offers free child-sitting on five football Fridays

Richlands First United Methodist Church will provide free babysitting for ages six months to two years during five home football game nights. The service runs 7 to 10 p.m. on Aug 26 Sep 9 Sep 16 Sep 23 and Oct 21. Volunteers are background checked and pairs supervise infants and older children.

Richlands Church Richlands Ginger Branton First United Methodist Branton Richlands First United Methodist Church

Disability fears mount as layoffs strain Social Security

Washington reports show laid off workers and aging boomers swelling the Social Security disability program, with claims up nearly 50 percent in a decade. A growing backlog delays many applicants, and projections warn the trust fund could run out by 2017 without congressional action, signaling broader solvency issues for the program.

Washington Social Security Benefits Congressional Congress

Southwest Virginia drug abuse shifts to workforce terms

A regional coalition One Care of Southwest Virginia frames prescription drug abuse as a business and workforce issue. Employers report difficulty hiring due to applicants failing or avoiding drug tests. The group urges expanded outreach, treatment, drug courts, mandatory reporting, and employer participation to rehabilitate workers while keeping jobs.

Roanoke Southwest Virginia John Dreyzehner One Care of One Care One Carl Mitchell Roanoke Times Roanoke. Com Mitchell Virginia Employment Commission Montgomery County Virginia

Services set for W Va man killed in Afghan crash

Acting Gov Earl Ray Tomblin ordered state and USS flags lowered to honor Chief Petty Officer Nicholas H Null of Parkersburg who died when insurgents shot down a helicopter in Afghanistan. Services scheduled for 2 p m Sunday at Parkersburg South High School followed by a military burial. The 30 year old Wood County native was an explosive ordnance disposal technician with two Bronze Stars including one for valor.

Arkersburg Earl Ray Tomblin West Virginia Afghanistan Tomblin Nicholas H. Null Parkersburg South High School Wood County Null Iraq

New River campuses open fall classes. president to discuss campus projects

Beckley reports fall classes start today at all New River locations. President Ted D. Spring will discuss recent and upcoming developments including Raleigh County Campus Central Administration building groundbreaking on Sept. 9 and renovation kickoff for the former student activities building at the Greenbrier Valley Campus in Lewisburg on Sept. 16. Also mentioned are enrollment growth, the Marlinton one room university partnership with the Pocahontas County Commission, and new programs at the Ghent Advanced Technology Center. Princeton library Tea Shop Mystery Book Group meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Chestnut Revival Coffee in Hinton. new members welcome. call (304) 487-5045.

Beckley New River Ted D. Spring Raleigh County Greenbrier Valley Lewisburg PPL Tea Shop Mystery Book Group Princeton Princeton Public Library Tea Shop Mystery Book Group Chestnut Revival Hinton

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