Weather Outlook for Monday December 1 2014
A chance of rain mainly after noon with cloudy skies. High near 57 degrees. Rain likely later with a low around 39 degrees. Monday December 1 2014 continues with unsettled conditions.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2014
Page
1
A chance of rain mainly after noon with cloudy skies. High near 57 degrees. Rain likely later with a low around 39 degrees. Monday December 1 2014 continues with unsettled conditions.
West Virginia Division of Highways plans a wage plan to boost hourly pay and create a clearer progression ladder for its 3000 workers. The plan aims to improve retention after years with limited merit raises. Union representative notes 600 vacancies nationwide and praises employee organization.
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Mt. Olive and Lashmeet Matoaka School groups join Union Mission food prep as BDTVideo.com coverage notes Turkey donations. Parades in Princeton and Welch mark community veterans recognition.
The McComas area pantry at Crane Creek Pentecostal Holiness Church was ransacked before Sunday services, with food and audio visual gear taken. About 30 families rely on the pantry. authorities will examine refrigerators for fingerprints while investigators reassess security after a prior theft two weeks earlier.
The sixth annual Prerogative Shelter Drive runs December 1 to 5 to collect dog and cat food toys cleaning supplies blankets towels and more for regional shelters. Donations drop at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph building in Bluefield and the Princeton Times office in Princeton. Volunteers and shelter staff will unload and distribute the items with help from Charlie Cole and Mike Peak from Cole Harley Davidson.
In Virginia, the Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization Commission approved more than staff recommended for a Dominion Resources pipeline project, disbursing millions beyond calculated needs. The body, created to spend tobacco settlement funds, has doled out over $1 billion to spur Southwest and Southside development amid criticism of opaque grant decisions and political influence.
Donations slow as Bluefield community readies Little Jimmie party for 850 plus children. The 97th year of the gift program established in 1917 has raised $15,649.10 toward a $24,350.90 shortfall, boosted by a $10,000 gift from Phipps Mineral Holdings Ltd. Signups continue Friday and Saturday at the city auditorium. donations can be mailed to Bluefield Daily Telegraph Tree Fund.
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