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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 2015

Page

2

Alpha Resolves West Virginia mine reclamation bond dispute

Alpha Natural Resources and West Virginia regulators reach a consent order to cut self bonded reclamation obligations, back remaining self bonds with 39 million in financial commitments, and continue mine reclamation. DEP cites enhanced assurance while Alpha considers bankruptcy restructuring and potential permit implications. Alpha cites bankruptcy law limits on post ing commercial bonds. If unresolved, regulators warn of permit revocation and broader state impact. Alpha holds over 500 mining permits in West Virginia and previously settled a Wyoming bond dispute granting $61 million priority to reclaim two mines there.

Charleston Alpha Natural Resources West Virginia Bristol Alpha DEP Randy Huffman Wyoming

Trial paused as Mercer County mother seeks mental health eval

The Mercer County case of Christina Bolin charged with child abuse for an infant who is blind and brain damaged was continued for a psychological evaluation for Battered Women's Syndrome. Bolin and Billy White face multiple charges after the May 2014 incident involving four other children and state custody arrangements.

Princeton Mercer County Christina Lynn Bolin Billy White White Sgt. M.D Clemons Women and Children’s Hospital Charleston Bolin Mercer County Child Protective Service

Dominion seeks permit to dump coal ash wastewater into rivers

Dominion Virginia Power seeks state approval to discharge millions of gallons of treated coal ash wastewater daily from two plants into the James River and a creek feeding the Potomac. Environmental groups and some legislators oppose the draft permit, calling for stricter metals limits and more study before issuing a decision.

Richmond, Va Dominion Virginia Power James River Potomac River Virginia Department of Environmental Quality

Christmas gifts and memorials noted with balances

A Christmas continuation lists donations including Eddie and Billie Boyd $25 Anonymous $25 in memory of Joseph and Nancy Hindsley by Nancy Hindsley Spruill $50 in memory of John Williams by Janice Williams $100 in memory of Bernard and Sheila Shorter by Bernie and Sandy $100 office staff at The Strupp Family $100. Previous balance $9,647 Today's total $990 New balance $10,637 Correction in memory of the Austin Family includes Floriene Austin and others $125. Www.baron))

Eddie Billie Boyd Joseph C Hindsley Jr Nancy P Hindsley Nancy Hindsley Spruill John R. Williams Janice Williams Bernard Sheila Shorter Bernie Sandy Austin Family R.A. Austin Sr Mary Glen Austin Robert R “Bob” Austin Jr Mary Ann Floriene Austin

Charleston fights floods with tunnels and pumps project

Charleston faces rising seas and urban growth as floodwater overwhelms streets and historic districts. The city funds a 250 million flood-control program with tunnels and pump stations, after 80 million in drainage work limited damage in a 1000-year storm. Mayor Riley notes ongoing work beneath 350-year-old buildings on the Ashley and Cooper Rivers.

Harleston S.C Charleston Hamilton Davis South Carolina Coastal Conservation League America Joseph P. Riley Jr South Carolina Riley Ashley Cooper Rivers Davis Erika Spanger Siegfried Climate & Ene Union of Concerned Scientists Fort Sumter

Dogs help deter crime and celebrate Bluefield event

The police department added two dogs trained for drug detection and bite capability, funded by donations, to deter crime. The Holiday of Lights drew 18 000 visitors and a 5k had 170 runners this year. Public comment praised Small Business Saturday, noting strong turnout for Bluefield and the Landmark antique mall with 45 visitors. The board received Jamie Null’s year end report as Mercer County CVB director. Contact Blake Stowers at lstowers bdtonline.com.

Rideout Mercer County

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