Second Chance for Cats at Celebrate W Va Day
A local event titled Second Chance for Cats is part of Celebrate West Virginia Day activities. Organizers at Chicory Square and Dick Copeland Square host adoptions, cat welfare info, and family friendly fun with community groups and volunteers.
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Dogs tied to possible dog fighting case in Princeton
Princeton animal control officers investigated a case at 305 Wickham Avenue after motorists witnessed dogs fighting. Seven dogs were found, two dead, five surviving transported to Mercer County Animal Shelter. Owner claimed dogs got loose. inspection had photographed four bulldogs earlier, two adults and two puppies.
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Maryland man airlifted after McDowell ATV crash near Ashland
A 57 year old Maryland man was injured in an ATV side by side crash on Trail 14 in the Indian Ridge system near Ashland McDowell County. He suffered head back and leg injuries not believed life threatening and was medevaced from Northfork Landing to Charleston after responders from Northfork Fire Department and JanCare Rescue Squad assisted.
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Community Christmas Tree Faces $10,000 Short Ahead of Big Party
Bluefield sees the Community Christmas Tree campaign, also called the Little Jimmie effort, nearly $10,000 from goal with three days to go as donors push total to $30,266. The event, sponsored by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, will be held Thursday December 22 at the city auditorium on Stadium Drive.
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Daily Telegraph
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Obama sets rule to shield streams near coal mines
The Interior Department finalizes rules to protect about 6,000 miles of streams and 52,000 acres of forests from debris linked to coal mining. A 100 foot buffer around streams is maintained with stricter exceptions guidelines, drawing Republican and some Democratic opposition as job losses are predicted to be modest.
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Donald Trump
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