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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 2013

Page

5

Target faces data breach affecting tens of millions cards

Target said about 40 million credit and debit card accounts swiped at its U.S. stores from Nov 27 to Dec 15 may be exposed. The breach includes names, card numbers, expiration dates, and security codes. online purchases were not affected. Target cooperates with forensics firm and authorities and urges customers to monitor statements and report suspicious charges.

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Local Salvation Army distributes toys and meals to 475 children

Local children and 300 families received Christmas toys and food bags at the Salvation Army Citadel in Bluefield. Donors from the Bluefield Fraternal Order of Police and Fire Department provided toys, bicycles, and monetary support. Volunteers led by Capt. Jerry Lester coordinated the drive, praising community generosity despite initial donation gaps.

Luefield Salvation Army Jerry Lester Lester Kingdom of God Bluefield Fraternal Order of Police Bluefield Fire Department Kmart Jimmy Barlow Citadel April Bright Bluefield Stacey Reeves

Perfect Christmas wish for the animals at Mercer shelter

Mercer County Animal Shelter in Princeton packs with families seeking dog and cat adoptions for Christmas. Free adoption days today and Saturday funded by Grant’s Supermarket. Eight animals adopted by early afternoon, as shelter director Lisa Williams notes many more may find homes. A.L.L.V.E. animal services hosts a hot dog and bake sale to raise funds for transportation and rescues, with founder Kathy Tabor promoting the effort.

Princeton Mercer County Grant Autumn Merts Her Ean Merts Lisa Williams Williams A.l.lv.e. Animal Services Kathy Tabor A.l.lv.e. Said Mercer County Animal Shelter

Virginia lawmakers oppose APCO rate hike in Southwest Virginia

Lawmakers express concern over Appalachian Power proposed $49.9 million annual increase that would raise a 1000 kilowatt hour residential bill by $3.98 to 3.6 percent, effective May 2014 if the SCC approves. Delegates cite coal job losses and rising living costs, urging fuller examination of causes and impact.

Bluefield Virginia APCO Virginia State Corporation Commission SCC Philip Puckett D-Russell Southwest Virginia Southwest Commonwealth

Tazewell sheriff’s office to buy new patrol gear

Virginia law enforcement leaders join Attorney General Cuccinelli in Richmond to distribute 33 million dollars seized from criminals for equipment and training. Funds fund School Resource Officers SWAT training cruisers computers radios vests ranges night vision and gang programs. Tazewell County will buy ATVs and four wheel drive SUVs for rural emergencies.

Tazewell County

Vandalism at Mosque Prompts Security Upgrades and FBI Involvement

The L A R community reports hate graffiti at a Mercer County mosque on Monday. Deputy Parks notes broken beer bottles at the scene and says a potential lead emerged Wednesday as the FBI may join the investigation. The case remains under inquiry with recommendations for perimeter brush removal and solid doors.

Mercer County E.P Parks Parks Lot FBI

Fire damages stadium drive building. no injuries reported

Firefighters battled a large blaze at 1259 Stadium Drive with water cannon atop a ladder truck. The ground floor housed Bluefield Cable Systems, the upper floor contained Stadium Drive Apartments with six units, all reportedly vacant. The department cleared the scene at 1 28 p m nine hours after the call and a state fire marshal investigation may follow.

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