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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2005
Page
4
A small-town resident describes growing up in Princeton and the practice of greeting strangers. After high school she moves to Washington, D.C. to seek life in a bustling city, trading hometown hospitality for urban experience and conversations with strangers in daily routines.
Adria Hairston, Daily Telegraph reporter, reflects on two years in Washington DC at Howard University. She recalls dangers and culture shock from mugging attempts to rude service, yet credits experiences with forming resilience and gratitude for hometown congeniality. She notes safety and friendly exchanges as she returns home.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists senior and executive editors including William Randy Deason as Publisher News Editor Sports Editor and Samantha Perry as Secrets, with a ranks of Andy Patton ve Brian Woodson and Barbara Hawkins, plus Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor and several other editors. The page closes with a biblical verse about waiting on the Lord.
The Little Jimmie Community Christmas Tree Party at Bluefield City Auditorium on December 23 aims to aid 600 to 700 area children. Sponsored by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, the event seeks donations toward a $25,000 goal with only $8,796 raised by December 12. Santa’s arrival depends on community gifts, many prayers, and the belief in giving during Christmas.
A Virginia family recalls a family outing to a Christmas tree farm where their chosen tree was stolen by another driver after it fell from a truck on Route 460. They express disappointment for their children, condemn the theft, and meso into a reminder of the season’s true meaning, ending with a prayer and a new tree cut later that day.
Jay Ambrose argues the Internet and Wikipedia offer vast knowledge yet expose risks from errors and libel. He favors fixed editorial safeguards and trusted editors to improve reliability while praising the Internet’s library-like potential as a democratic printing press.
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