December 22 2016 Weather Forecast Mostly Sunny
Mostly sunny with a high near 44 degrees. West wind 11 to 14 mph, gusts up to 26 mph. Tonight will be partly cloudy.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2016
Page
1
Mostly sunny with a high near 44 degrees. West wind 11 to 14 mph, gusts up to 26 mph. Tonight will be partly cloudy.
A Menomonie Wisconsin police officer stopped a speeding University of Wisconsin Stout student who was late for a presentation. Officer Martin Falczyk tied the student's necktie, adjusted it, and sent him on his way with a warning to slow down.
James Lilly, 25, of Bluefield pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual abuse in the first degree in Mercer County Circuit Court. Judge John A. Hutchinson delayed sentencing to commission a diagnostic study for inmate classification after Judge Derek Swope recused. The hearing referenced Lillys pre sentencing report noting gender disorientation.
A $5,000 check from Grant's Supermarket supported the Bluefield Daily Telegraph Community Christmas Tree campaign known as Little Jimmie. Ron Martin presented the gift to Don Rice and Natalie Fanning as part of prep for today’s noon to 1:30 p.m. event at the city auditorium on Stadium Drive Bluefield.
Meteorologists from Blacksburg National Forecast predict a warmer than average Christmas day in the Bluefield region. The outlook notes higher temperatures, reducing chances of snow observed around this holiday.
Bluefield residents note Hanukkah begins on Christmas Eve for only the fourth time in the past century. The first candle lights at sunset on Christmas Eve and the last on New Year's Eve. Doris Kantor calls the coincidence unusual and explains Hanukkah marks the Festival of Lights from a 2,000 year old miracle.
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