Saturday December 10 2005 News Snapshot
Community brief noting events and local items dated Saturday December 10 2005 compiled from the BD Tonline site. Includes short notices, calendars, and updates of local interest.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2005
Page
1
Community brief noting events and local items dated Saturday December 10 2005 compiled from the BD Tonline site. Includes short notices, calendars, and updates of local interest.
The forecast calls for sunny skies with a few clouds and a high near 44 degrees. Tonight will be clear with a low around 21 degrees.
In Juneau Alaska David Mulligan 21 of Sitka was released from Lemon Creek Correctional Center at 7 a.m. Tuesday after a 25 day drunk driving sentence. He allegedly stole a running 1997 Dodge van three minutes later and was found alone in the vehicle two hours after the theft. If convicted he faces up to five years in prison and a $50000 fine for felony vehicle theft.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers are 3 3 8 and Daily 4 draw is 5 8 2 9. Virginia Pick 3 comes 0 5 5 and Pick 4 4 8 6 7.
Contact the Telegraph re delivery line at 304 327 2802 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited re delivery area.
A major winter storm dumped up to 14 inches in parts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts while creating whiteouts across the Northeast. Schools closed and commutes slowed as at least three fatal crashes were blamed on the blizzard, including a New Jersey couple killed when a sport utility vehicle struck their home. Local New Haven officials reported rapid snowfall as the storm overwhelmed shovel crews. Kennebunk Maine saw over 4 inches in one hour.
Ginger Branton of the Richlands Area Chamber says the crowd at Richlands High School sent off the Blue Tornado football team ahead of the Group AA Division 3 championship at Liberty University. She expects a state championship trophy as the goal despite bad weather and a postponed pep rally.
GREEN VALLEY The WH.O. Cares group, a youth-led nonprofit, gathered 50 plus kids for a party as foster parents shared what the act of kindness means. The organization began with serving meals at Bluefield Union Mission and expanded to back to school drives, flood aid, and gifts for inmates’ children. This year the youngsters bought Christmas presents for 111 foster children in 38 homes. Alice, a veteran foster parent, called it the best party yet.
Donations to the Community Christmas Tree fund rise to 7586 with 911 added Friday. Bluefield Daily Telegraph urges more gifts to reach 25,000 to provide toys and goodies for over 650 children. Contributions can be mailed to the newspaper or dropped at its office. checks payable to the Community Christmas Tree Fund. Names may be published.
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