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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2002
Page
1
In a Telegraph Mount View note, Chicago dominates the 2002 Golden Globes nominations. The piece outlines key nominees and implications for film Oscar prospects, with brief mentions of other contenders and the seasonal timing.
Pet owners can have their pet photographed with Santa Saturday at Veterinary Associates Dr Reynolds in Bluefield from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. All pets welcome. Photos cost 5 per image with proceeds benefiting the Pet Haven and Rescue Center. For more information call 326-3483.
Bluefield Virginia will relocate and construct a new municipal building after receiving a 1.3 million federal funding award. The first 1,022,669 FEMA grant will cover most costs for a new town hall at a flood plain–safe site, with temporary offices during construction. A community meeting next year seeks resident input on facility needs and location. Construction is planned for the second half of 2003.
Legislators, physicians, attorneys and citizens attended a forum at McDowell County Technology Center to discuss stabilizing West Virginia health care delivery. State Sen. John Pat Fanning and Delegates Lacy Wright Emily Yeager and Richard Browning spoke as panelists, with about 100 attendees. Participants urged legislative action in the upcoming 76th Legislature to address the system's major problems and retain physicians in the region.
In Princeton four Mercer County officials took oaths ahead of Jan 1 2003 with Kimber R. Warner becoming the county's first female judge. Edwin B. Wiley Kimberly R. Warner were sworn in as Family Court judges as part of the new state Family Court System, joined by County Commissioner Joe Coburn and Circuit Clerk Judge Derek Swope at the Mercer County Court House.
Nathan Dawson, a 4 year old boy from Acres Va, was found safe after disappearing. He was last seen with several stuffed animals and his dog Blackie near a field. Local Daily Telegraph staff reporter Charles Owens notes the incident involved a boy, a dog, and a Rugrats episode.
More than $1,400 in donations drove the Community Christmas Tree fund past the $15,000 mark on Thursday, surpassing the $12,000 bottom line as many families seek aid. Coordinator Tom Colley noted 700 children are now signed up, up from the planned 600, with funds aiding local kids through the Little Jimmie project.
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