Weekend Weather Outlook December 14 2014
Sunday forecast calls for freezing drizzle before 11 a.m. Cloudy skies with a high near 37 and a low around 32.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2014
Page
1
Sunday forecast calls for freezing drizzle before 11 a.m. Cloudy skies with a high near 37 and a low around 32.
In IJsselstein a Dutch man renting a crane to propose to his girlfriend caused a crash that damaged a neighbor’s roof. He and the girlfriend escaped unharmed and reportedly left for Paris after police involvement. A second crane attempt worsened more roof damage as the mayor declared the building unsafe.
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SBDTVideo.com reports on a Girl Scout Barbie career project, a Prerogative Shelter Drive, Union Mission food prep, Mt. Olive turkey donations, Lashmeet Matoaka School activities, and a Princeton veterans parade showcasing local volunteer initiatives and support.
Major Ivan Scarbrough, Inspector General of the West Virginia Wing Civil Air Patrol Auxiliary of the USAF, speaks at the annual Wreaths Across America ceremony Saturday. Mercer County Civil Air Patrol Honor Guard members Senior Master Sgt. Kenneth Lackey, 2nd Lt. Catherine Tyson, and 2nd Lt. Elias Tyson place the wreath at Rest Haven Memorial Park in memory of POWs.
Bramwell hosts its annual winter tour of historic coal baron era homes drawing visitors from multiple counties. Bren Pittsenbarger of Nicholas County explains they traveled to celebrate a grandson’s Concord University graduation and to dine in Christiansburg Virginia, noting crowded parking and long lines at the Bramwell Presbyterian Church stop.
Bluefield residents and volunteers moved the Blue Holly Day event from Raleigh Street to Commerce Street before dawn. Debrah Ammar of the Bluefield Preservation Society cited a practical reorganization as the cause for the relocation.
West Virginia State Police Princeton Detachment Sgt M S Haynes warns during the holidays shoppers should lock items in trunks to avoid smash and grab break ins. He notes similar seasonal thefts from vehicles and homes as more possessions enter homes. He cites increased opportunities for crime and urges vigilance.
Bluefield area families await the Little Jimmie party as donations trail the $40,000 goal. A $1,000 gift from the Presley family boosts totals to $26,626.10, but volunteers still must purchase hundreds of toys at Bluefield Kmart. Donations may be mailed to Bluefield Daily Telegraph c/o Tree PO Box 1599 Bluefield WV 24701.
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