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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2012
Page
4
The piece highlights community donations of dog food kitty litter treats and toys to help animals in shelters across the region. It reflects on personal memories of wanting a dog and the family journey to bringing one home after years of patient persuasion.
In Clarksville and Franklin Tennessee a family recalls Bailey a purebred Shih Tzu saved from a mill and later died of liver shunt. They adopted Dash a half dachshund half Cairn terrier from Happy Tales Humane and continue supporting local rescues with community donations. Kate Coil of the Daily Telegraph reports.
The publication credits Darryl Hudson as Publisher News Editor and Brian Woodson with sports duties along with Samantha Perry as Editor and Assistant Managing Editor. A quoted religious remark closes the fragment noting weakness and Christ’s power.
The annual Little Jimmie campaign in Bluefield marks its 95th year by serving more than 825 children with hundreds of red toy bags. Volunteers, donors, and local businesses provided toys, food, books, and supplies as Santa arrives at noon for the festive party at Bluefield City Auditorium.
A letter from Jean Waters of Bivefield Virginia expresses gratitude for opposition to Buckwild. She refers to pastor David Neal and Community Baptist Church, notes Appalachia pride, and says many around the world will never experience the region’s prayers and heritage.
A North Carolina columnist reflects on grief ten years after a Newtown tragedy, recalling a 2002 piece about fragile joy. She notes families still bear heavy hearts, urges compassion, and clings to hope that Christmas will someday bring joy again.
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