Christmas memories with Marge Cozart in Bluefield
Daily Telegraph senior editor Bill Archer recalls two touching Christmas memories about his late mother-in-law Marjorie Cozart and his mother. The first in 2002 features Marge in a ninth floor apartment at West Virginian Manor, a lunch with family and a chance meeting with James Hopkins, with a snowy railroad yard outside. The second, on Christmas Eve years earlier, shows a large WE CAN mentoring family gathering, gifting, and Marge’s poignant remark about helping needy boys, reflecting their shared belief in the season’s meaning.
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Advent Bible Verse Published in Bluefield Daily Telegraph
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Randy Mooney as Publisher and Andy Patton as comd with Brian Woodson as Editor and Samantha Perry as Senior Editor. A quoted verse from Matthew 1 21 AKJV appears in the text referencing Jesus and salvation for his people.
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Start of winter drags in amid wintry mix across regions
Weather note from two Bluefields warns winter feelings linger through November and December. Forecasters cite wintry mix and Arctic air in Texas to New England as people brace for ice sleet and power outages while March 9 brings daylight saving time.
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Obamacare repeal with budget and political critique in letters
A letter argues Obamacare will be repealed in 2017 and mocks the Obama administration while criticizing the Affordable Care Act as fit, noting signup trends toward Medicaid. The writer contrasts Republican alternatives, cites Amtrak costs, laments Democratic control, and calls readers to pay attention amid election timing.
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Reader comments on charity funds in Bluefield story
Readers accuse a Bluefield charity serving Vietnam veterans of spending most funds on professional fees and fundraising. Comments call for limits on CEO pay, insist veterans deserve health care, and urge scrutiny of charities. Some oppose high salaries and fundraising contracts.
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Readers share opinions on charity, housing, and local issues
A collection of reader letters discusses charity choices and transparency, affordable housing, and support for teachers in McDowell as well as concerns about vacant downtown Welch buildings. Other voices condemn child predators and crime while expressing frustration at local social issues and crime.
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