Bluefield Sanitary Board files EPA chronology on Westside plant
The Bluefield Sanitary Board has sent EPA a detailed chronology of chronic problems at its Westside sewage treatment plant. EPA seeks a $70,000 penalty and a compliance order in two Clean Water Act actions while a $10 million upgrade project continues to progress, with delays due to ongoing inflow and infiltration and failed rotating biological contactors.
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Bluefield
Sanitary Board of
Environmental Protection Agency
Westside
Federal Agency
EPA
Douglas G. Campbell
Virginia
Tazewell
Katz, Kantor, Perkins & Cameron
Campbell
Bluefield Beverage Company
Sanitary Board
Virginia Department of Health
Bluefield Beverage
Science Applications International Corporation
Department of Environmental Quality
Virginia Water Control Board
Health Right funding and reach outlined from B-1 budget
The Health Right program details community in kind support of 229000 dollars and patient statistics from last year. It treated 5439 patients, 3402 female, with age groups ranging 0 17 18 39 40 60 and over. Major illnesses included hypertension 2416 and diabetes 1421. Seventy five percent live in Virginia or West Virginia, with Mercer County and Princeton Bluefield regions highlighted. Originated by Susan Raskin Alvita Nathenial and Dr Cathy Wides. X ray and lab work donated by Bluefield Regional Medical Center and Princeton Community Hospital. Local pharmacies provide medicine at cost and free drugs from pharmaceutical companies. Annette Osborne introduced Health Right. Dr Roy Dobyns presented a 500 Rotary donation toward a 50000 Shott Foundation grant match, with about 20000 community funds raised.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Mercer County
Princeton
Bluefield
Cent
Tazewell
Bland
Susan Raskin
Alvita Nathenial
Cathy Wides
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Princeton Community Hospital
St. Luke’s
New Graham Pharmacy
Goodykoontz Drug Store
Annette Osborne
Roy Dobyns
Rotary
Nancy Moore
Craft Memorial Library
Shott Foundation
Moore
Spanishburg High yearbook sees second printing demand
Spanishburg officials announce a second printing of the last Spanishburg High School yearbook. Originally 325 copies, organizers seek at least 100 orders for reprint at $40 each. To order, contact 425-5854 or 384-9330.
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Spanishburg
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Salvafose Jewelers
Onyx & Diamond
Onyx
Diamond
Rock Diamond
Tom
Amond
Ladi
Princeton Ave
Zane R. Lawhorn, D.D
Optometrist
Eerth Mercer Mall
Mercer Mall
Santa
Hardee’s
Hickory Farms
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