Police blotter updates mix of arrests and reports
Nov 25 indecent activity in Mountaineer Parking Lot led to arrests of one male and one female. Stolen property reported from 213 Jones Street. options advised. Nov 27 Quality Hotel report filed. Nov 27 breaking and entering at Sacred Heart Church. more reports filed. Wire stripping on Pine Street. one male arrested. Vehicle accident at Kmart lot. reports filed. Nov 28 breaking and entering at 211 Lee Street. burglary at 227 Myrtle Street with three juveniles arrested. Destruction of property at 1320 Whitethorn Street. reports filed. Nov 30 stolen television at 309 Randolph Terrace. possible DUI after traffic stop. Crash involving fugitive warrant noted at Frederick Street and Woodlawn Avenue. Commercial alarm at 531 Coal Heritage Road. building secured. Indecent exposure on John Nash Boulevard investigated. Domestic assault at Dollar Store on Cumberland Road. one arrested. Possible stolen vehicle at 909 College Avenue. report filed.
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R.D. Davis
Mountaineer
Davis
Jones Street
A.L. Crook
Quality
M.L. Ramsey
Sacred Heart Church
Wyoming Street
Pine Street
N.J. Allen
Mercer County
Kmart
Cumberland Road
J.W. Murray, Jr
Lee Street
A.B. Palmer
RS. Gibson
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Myrtle Street
Whitethorn Street
D.R. Murray
Eastle Avenue
D.R
Murray
Randolph Terrace
JW. Allen
Jefferson Street
Ollege Avenue
J.W. Murray Jr
Frederick Street
Woodlawn’ Avenue
Trolman
Coal Heritage Road
Ren
College Avenue
Donations drive plans sign ups for Community Christmas Tree
Donations continue with sign ups at the city auditorium on Friday 3 to 6 pm and Saturday 10 am to 2 pm for children newborn to age 12. Bring birth certificates or WIC cards. Contributions can be mailed or dropped at Bluefield Daily Telegraph. checks to Community Christmas Tree Fund. Memorial donations list multiple donors with amounts from 25 to 500 dollars. Today’s total 1425, previous 240, grand total 1665.
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Eady
the Jimmie Party
Iday
City Auditorium
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
c/o Community Christmas Tree
Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Mentoring grant funds CHS expands Princeton effort
West Virginia Children’s Home Society CHS Princeton office gains a volunteer coordinator under a 618000 grant to expand WE CAN mentoring. Eric Lester, 30, of Princeton, begins work while CHS gears to support 80 active matches and 12 sites across Mercer Kanawha Cabell and Berkeley counties.
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Princeton
West Virginia Children’s Home Society
CHS
WE Can
Eric Lester
WECAN
Lester
Concord University
Lashmeet- Matoaka Middle School
Fairview Christian Community Church
Amy
Jackson
Lashmeet-Matoaka School
Angela Fedele
Brian Bradley
Joanne Boileau
Boileau
Mercer
Kanawha
Cabell
Berkeley
Mercer County
Washington, D.C
Senate leaders shift as 2012 race looms in West Virginia
State Senator Joseph M. Minard would preside over the Senate until the 2012 general election. Senator John H. Shott described a “fascinating year” with leadership seats likely to change, and noted Jeffrey V. Kessler plans to run for governor while seeking the Senate presidency. Manchin appointed Shott to fill the Caruth vacancy after Donald Caruth’s May 1 death as Bhat-4 left the House Delegates without a nomination. Shott criticized a closed Republican caucus in a tight Senate, while stressing the majority party’s need for confidential talks.
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Ernor
Senate
Joseph M. Minard
Dharrison
John H. Shott
Mercer
Jeffrey V) Kessler
D-Marshall
Caruth
Shott
Schools seek bids for heating units and door hardware
The Tazewell County school board plans to spend funds by September 30 2011 on about 100 Bard or Marvah heating cooling units for Tazewell High Graham Middle and Richlands High. Bids are also sought for knobs locks and other door hardware at 15 schools to improve safety and learning environment. Crosswalks signs and curbs at Bluewell Elementary are among Mercer County improvements as bids from architectural and engineering firms are requested.
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Bard
Tazewell High School
Graham Middle School
Richlands High School
Lawson
Tazewell High
Mercer County
Board of Education
Bluewell
Greg Jordan
Gjordan
Bottonline.com
Unextended jobless aid ends for Virginians in 2003
As Congress weighs extending benefits for the long term unemployed, Virginia could lose unemployment checks for about 23,200 residents. The figures reflect October data with a 6.8 percent jobless rate, while individuals like James Sandridge, Nowlin Wingfield, and Mike Howard describe imminent financial crises amid the Christmas season and housing pressures.
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Richmond
Congress
Virginia
Virginia Employment Commission
James Sandridge
Nowlin Wingfield
Mike Howard
Sandridge
Charlottesville
Howard
Martinsville
North Carolina
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Rish Equipment Co
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Jon Bolt
Princeton High School
Princeton Public Library
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Lynchburg
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Marsh Memorial United Methodist Church
Harlow
Ats Marsh Memorial
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Southern Highlands
West Virginia
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