Top 10 2011 News Stories Distill Bluefield Telegraph
A retrospective countdown from Blaefield Daily Telegraph lists major 2011 headlines across two Virginias. It covers murders, police manhunts, plane crashes, arsons, public notices, and regional events shaping the year.
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Miicus
Santa
Montcalm
O'Toole
Erika Good
Princeton
Alaska
Bluewell
Tevin Allen
Wytheville
Bluefield Sanitary
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Update on Hudson and Perry
Local brief notes Darryl Hudson and Samantha Perry appear in community items in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Details are sparse in readable text, with names listed among notices and short mentions of events or filings.
Noon Meetings Failed Bluefield Board Faces Public Backlash
Bluefield Board of Directors launched a noon time shift for one of its two monthly meetings to boost attendance. Citizen Art Riley warns the change hurts working residents who cannot skip lunch. Riley urges restoring 6 PM start to improve access and public input. The author calls for swift action to revert and encourage citizen involvement.
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Bluefield Board of Directors
Art Riley
Downtown Merchants Association Infact
Riley
Haley
Dan LO
Ide
Bluefield
City Board of Directors
Grinch Steals Christmas Decorations From Elderly Woman
A 78-year-old woman on Bramwell Road reported Christmas decorations were stolen, including a moving head deer, with the extension cord left wrapped around a porch post. The writer invites information and offers to donate to the thief if they are in need, urging contact via James E. Dietz in Bluefield.
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Bramwell Road
Why close post offices in Boissevain Virginia
Walter E Harmon of Boissevain Virginia questions federal plan to shut small post offices and move jobs overseas, calling for a new postmaster general to protect local services and curb government waste.
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Walter E. Harmon
Roanoke’s First Electric Car Charger At Museum
The Virginia Museum of Transportation in Roanoke opened its first electric car charging station last August. The charger, working and credit card enabled, requires four to six hours per charge and marks a tech focused addition to the museum alongside its historic exhibits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel Littleton
Princeton
Littleton
West Virginia State Police
Echidndt
Peng
Roanoke
Transportation Museum
Fran Ferguson
Virgina Museum of ‘Transportation
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McDowell County
Monroe County
Matthew Flack
Welch
Exxon
Ambrose Lane
Oakvale Road
Daily Telegraph
Greg Jordan
Litteton
Buchanan County
Vansant
Mercer County
Junger Spurrier
Samantha Perry Editen
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Blaeheld
Samantha
Perry
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Darryl Hudson
Samantha Perry
Nefelpa Thes
Grinch
Hanvone
James E. Dietz
Pou Dior
Theomausciuan
Takes Debacca
Felt Bangs
Martha
Mie
Bramwell and
Pocahontas
HE. Truman Chafin
Tish
Bramwell
Greater Bluefield
Lou Stoker
Cathe
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Uberest
Wilson Butt
Department of Highways
Wilson
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