Sunday December 21 2008 summary item
Sunday December 21 2008 report from Bdtonline.com notes local happenings and events of the day. No specific persons organizations or places clearly readable. Further detail is needed to establish concrete facts or outcomes.
Sheriff Beary cites DNA match in Caylee Anthony case
Rain showers fade this morning with a breezy afternoon and a risk of pm snow showers. Highs near 40. Quote of the day from Orange County Sheriff Kevin Beary after DNA testing matched the skeletal remains to three year old Caylee Anthony.
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Orange County
Fla
Kevin Beary
Caylee Anthony
Five Princeton Tigers Named All State Football Honors
Princeton University football players earn all state honors with five Tigers listed among the top players. The recognition highlights standout performances on the season and reflects the program’s depth at key positions.
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Princeton Tigers
Postal worker charged with stealing gold from Mount Clemens mail
A Detroit area postal worker faces federal embezzlement charges after selling gold mailed from a customer. He pawned the loot on November 7 for 320 dollars at G S Brokers. Jeweler James Zelinske recognized the gold, which had been melted and mailed to an Ann Arbor business, and had insured it for 1000 dollars. The suspect appeared in federal court in Detroit. lawyer identity was not listed.
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Mount Clemens, Mich
G&s
Detroit News
James Zelinske
Ann Arbor
Zelinske
Lottery Results From West Virginia and Virginia
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers 8 2 2 and Daily 4 4 6 9 3. Virginia Pick 3 5 0 5 and Pick 4 1 1 1 7.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
Newspaper circulation and contact hours notice
Public information note outlines subscription options, home delivery issues, rack and mail delivery, and e edition questions. It lists circulating department hours seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 6 a.m. to noon on weekends. Includes customer service phone 304 327 2800.
Technology helps law enforcement keep watch on offenders
The Princeton Detachment of the West Virginia State Police uses GPS, lie detectors, Internet name screening, and vehicle ID to monitor registered sex offenders in two Virginias. In three years they logged over 500 felony arrests on sex offender registrations, targeting failures to register or contact police after changes. Cpl. J. C. Long emphasizes proactive monitoring to prevent further crimes, noting many offenders are child predators.
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Princeton
Big Brother
Virginias
West Virginia
Cpl. J.C. Long
Mountain State
Long
Mercer County
Ghost Riders deliver Christmas cheer to Bluefield mission
Ghost Riders bikers arrive with armloads of unwrapped toys and gifts for the Bluefield Union Mission. The 15 year tradition includes fundraising and local shopping to support Mercer County Animal Shelter and Humane Society. Beemer noted donations funded the drive and thanked local retailers for support.
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Bluefield Union Mission
Craig Hammond
Salvation Army
Beemer
Ghost Riders
Mercer County Animal Shelter
BB Stern
Bluefield
Pet food drive aids area shelters
REEN VALLEY The Prerogative magazine staff and Bluefield Daily Telegraph delivered dog food blankets and items to Mercer County Animal Shelter filling a storage room. A 50 pound bag lasts one day for Mercer dogs and McDowell and Tazewell shelters need supplies. Sharon Sagety McDowell County Shelter director says the shelter struggles with donations. The McDowell facility operates with two volunteers in a donated Old Superior Coal Store building.
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Reen Valley
Prerogative Magazine
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Mercer County Animal Shelter
Mercer County Shelter
McDowell
Tazewell County
Sharon Sagety
McDowell County Animal Shelter
Superior Coal Company
Little Jimmie fund tops $30,000 for Christmas tree drive
Donations to the Community Christmas Tree campaign surpassed thirty thousand dollars, exceeding this year’s goal by over five thousand. Sponsored by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, the program, known as the Little Jimmie campaign, aims to serve about 750 children with gift bags of toys fruit candy books gloves and a toboggan at a party in the Bluefield City Auditorium.
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Little Jimmie
Bluefield
The
Daily Telegraph
Jimmie
Chris’mas
Bluefield City Auditorium
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