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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2002
Page
1
Local brief reports a toy delivery in Wyoming County bringing gifts to children. Sports highlights from around the NFL are noted with action and scores across games, detailing notable plays and outcomes.
Charleston area AmeriCorps announces project grants for 2003 to address unmet community needs in public safety environment education homeland security and human needs. For full application details call the West Virginia Commission.
Under biting wind and fresh snow in Bluefield City Park Scott Davis proposed to Melissa Bourne during the Holiday of Lights. They were first to ride horse drawn carriages with Graham High School choir pausing to sing. An elf delivered a nested package containing a special Question A-5.
The Daily Telegraph reports a local effort easing holiday hardship for children of incarcerated parents. The Prison Fellowship Angel Tree program in Luefield provides gifts and connection to at least some families, reducing the trauma of separation during Christmas.
Memorial gifts boost the Community Christmas Tree campaign as it enters its final week before the December 23 party. Donations are invited by mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph or in person at the newspaper lobby, with several gifts listed in memory of local individuals.
FBI Director Robert Mueller says almost 100 terrorist attacks have been thwarted since September 11, 2001, including some planned on U.S. soil. He warns many suspects remain at large and rejects shifting counterintelligence duties to a new agency.
Dr. Giles Jones, longtime principal of James Monroe High School in Peterstown, has been chosen as the 2002 State High School Principal of the Year by the West Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals. He will be honored at the State Principal's Institute in Arlington and at a Washington, D.C. banquet. Jones retires after 36 years in education, including nine years as Monroe High principal.
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