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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2003
Page
5
Virginia Military Institute wins approval to raze the Post Surgeon’s House to expand a dining hall near the Barracks. Preservationists led by Rich Weil seek to save the Victorian brick home designed by a noted local architect, with demolition set for March.
A divided joint Judiciary sub committee moved the unendorsed bill to create public campaign funding for governor, the courts, and the Legislature while refusing full endorsement. It would fund candidates who limit spending and contributions, with seed money and $5 donations, allocating up to $1 million for governor and $7,500 for single-member House races. Supporters cite Maine and Arizona examples. opponents warn of taxpayer dollars and unfunded mandates.
West Virginia lawmakers were told 573 qualified nursing applicants were rejected this year due to a statewide shortage. Officials noted 1,382 admitted to programs while 45 slots remained vacant, with private colleges contributing six of 17 programs and rising costs and commuting distances cited as barriers for students.
The article describes how residents at Maples and Heritage Hall find meaning in Christmas through giving and gatherings. Lil Martin and her husband bring joy with decorations and fruit deliveries, while residents join in carols, shopping trips, and candle-lighting ceremonies. Various facilities host concerts and special events to uplift residents and families during the holidays.
The Tazewell Magic Mart opens for gifts while Heritage Hall stocks resident gifts. At McDowell Continuous Care in Thorpe, Workman notes church support to ensure every resident receives something on Christmas Eve. Glen Wood Park Retirement Village hosts a live Nativity with residents like Dr. Herb Lowe delivering Christmas service.
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