Christmas Wishes for Communities and Leaders in 2010
Samantha Perry offers year end wishes touching Lisa Jackson and environmental policy, coalfield impacts, animal welfare spaying and neutering, the Tazewell double murder case, Mercer County litter control ideas, McDowell County common sense, and reader well wishes for peace and health in the Daily Telegraph region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Environmental Protection Agency
Lisa Jackson
Jackson
United States
Bluefield
Mercer County
McDowell County
McDowell
Daily Telegraph
Cluefield Baily Telegraph Staff Notes
The Cluefield Baily Telegraph lists Samantha Perry as Managing Editor and News Editor, with Andy Patton and Brian Woodson as Senior Editors, plus City Editor Bill Archer and Charles Owens. A Bible verse from Philippians appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Patton
Brian Woodson
McDowell County Budget War Over Prosecuting Attorney Cuts
A public letter urges reversal of budget cuts ordered by the McDowell County Commission affecting the prosecuting attorney Sid Bell and county clerk Don Hicks. The writer warns reductions threaten public safety in the county drug war and calls for restoring funding, noting the county’s solvency and urging discussion with County Manager Clif Moore. The letter stresses the law enforcement impact and the need to win the war on drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County Commission
Wn Commission
Wne Dudge
Smost Wiegan
McDowell County
Sid Bell
Gordon Lambert
County Commission
Ray Bailey
Judy Cortellesi
Lambert
Bell
Don Hicks
Lambert and
Moore
Commission
Letters on windmills and public discourse in Bluefield
The writer calls for an in-depth, fair, and impartial examination of windmill effects on East River Mountain. They urge balanced reporting beyond pro and anti stances, noting editorials reflect one side and stress informed citizen decision making. They invite letters to the editor with signature, address, and phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River Mountain
Daily Telegraph
The
WV gubernatorial filings spark early speculation in 2012
A June 1 2012 filing deadline looms as candidates surface for Virginia gubernatorial races. Democrats named include Natalie Tenant Glen Gainer Earl Ray Tomblin Rick Thompson and John Perdue with chatter about H Truman Chafin. Republicans eye Shelly Moore Capito while Nick Rahall announces re election bid in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Natalie Tenant
Glen Gainer
Senate
Earl Ray Tomblin
House
Rick Thompson
John Perdue
H. Truman Chafin
Jeff Kessler
Edwin R. Vanover
Shelly Moore Capito
Capito
U.S. Senate
Joseph Oliverio II
Clarksburg
Secretary of State
Anthony Bisaha
12Th Family Court
John R. Frazier
D-Mercer
Thomas “Mike” Porter
Rmercer
John Shott
Harry Keith White
Greg “Hootie” Smith
Ronald F. Miller
Lewisburg
Keith Wickline
Lindside
Gubernatorial bids and county plans mix in McDowell topics
Courthouse chatter covers potential 2012 gubernatorial contenders Shelly Moore Capito and Ralph Rodigheiro with others weighing candidacy. McDowell officials push for Coalfields Expressway King Coal Highway plus a major housing project and a Stevens Correctional Center expansion to add jobs. Bluefield cameras deter crime and Mercer GOP names Roman Stauffer chair with Wilson Butt noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County
Gordon Lambert
Santa
Lambert
Lamibert
McDowell
Stevens Clinic
Stevens Correctional Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earth
Prerogative Magazine
Tazewell County
Mercer County Commission
Samantha Perry
sperry @bottonline.com
Samantha
Perry
Cluefield Baily Telegraph
Bill Archer
Charles Owens
Christ Jesus
McDowell Commission
Wcdotwell County
Manger Clif Moore
House of Delegates
Sri Ie
Vyvv
U.S
Nick Joe Rahall
D-W.va
Washington
Secretary of States
Shelly Moore
Ralph Rodigheiro
Logan
Lee Bias
Barboursville
Marty Gearhart
Harold McBride
Republican Executive Committee
Roman Stauffer
Princeton
Oakvale
Concord University
Supreme Court
Beth Walker
Wilson Butt
Department of Highways
Wilson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!