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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 2007

Page

2

Virginia Faces Teacher Shortage Amid Low Pay and Barriers

Virginia confronted a growing teacher shortage as districts struggle with retirements and new hires leaving early. The article features Stephanie Sugioka, two master's degrees, who left a Norfolk high school after one semester, and notes Virginia ranks 28th in teacher pay. It highlights calls for higher salaries, better working conditions, and reduced testing barriers to attract talent.

Richmond Stephanie Sugioka Virginia Norfolk U.S National Education Association Princess Moss Virginia Education Association Moss Morrison Sugioka

Virus confirmed as cause of Virginia deer deaths

Virginia wildlife officials say epizootic hemorrhagic disease EHD killed one Cumberland County deer and is suspected in white tailed deer across Allegheny Essex Hanover Nelson Scott Shenandoah counties. The virus spreads via biting gnats and does not affect humans or pets.

Ynchburg Cumberland County Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Allegheny Essex Hanover Nelson Scott Shenandoah Jonathan Sleeman Southeast Sleeman Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Virginia Pennsylvania Penn State University Animal Diagnostics Laboratory Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study University of Georgia Maryland Ohio Wisconsin

Bluestone Workforce Center opens with multi‑agency service hub

The Bluestone Workforce Training Center opens as a one stop for 16 partners delivering workforce services. More than 50 officials from Virginia and West Virginia attended the inaugural meeting. The temporary site at the old Idea Park near Camp Joy will host the center until a larger facility on the Bluestone site is ready, with plans to reuse the current building to house three small businesses.

Michelle Mack Virginia Union University Richmond Bluestone Thompson Virginia West Virginia Tazewell Jim Spencer Bluestone Training Spencer Old Idea Park Camp Joy Charles Owens Cowens Bottonline Bluestone Workforce Training Center Bluefield Idea Park

Telemedicine bridges miles in McDowell County health care

McDowell County officials describe telemedicine using satellite and video conference links to connect distant specialists with rural patients. Crofton notes interactive sessions allow dermatology exams from hundreds of miles away, with Tug River Health Association collaborating with Marshall University School of Medicine for teleconferencing in Huntington.

American Telemedicine Association National Association of Community Health Centers Dallas McDowell County Crofton Tug River Health Association Marshall University School of Medicine School of Medicine Huntington Tug River

Telemedicine expands rural diabetes care in McDowell County

Crofton announced a grant for home based diabetic electronic monitoring using video phone to track glucose levels. Advanced satellite and video conference tech connect doctors hundreds of miles away with patients at rural Total Fitness Center and elsewhere. He hopes rural McDowell County gains telemedicine advances and others adopt the approach nationwide as he travels to Dallas next week.

Total Fitness Center Crofton McDowell County Dallas

West Virginia bucking national housing slump

West Virginia shows resilience as foreclosures fall by nearly 10 percent from July 2006 to July 2007, contrasting with a 93 percent national rise. The state also enjoys lower average mortgage rates at 6.25 percent versus 6.62 nationally, though illnesses job loss and retirement concerns still strain payments.

Clarksburg West Virginia National RealtyTrac Beth Ann Armentrout Huntington Bank West

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