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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2018
Page
1
Sunny with a high near 46 and calm wind. Tonight turns partly cloudy with a low around 35.
In Martinsburg 76 meals have been donated over three weeks through Faith Feeding Freedom started by Toni Wiesberg. Every Friday at 11:30 a.m. the Martinsburg Library hosts meals for the homeless elderly and low income residents with prayer and support available. Wiesberg says the effort grew from a prior act aiding a missing girl in Hagerstown and aims to become a nonprofit with local church volunteers and One Tree Ministries backing the program.
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President Trump declared portions of the federal government will remain closed until Democrats approve a wall or fence on the U.S. Mexico border. He argued drug and human trafficking require a wall, while Democrats favor technology and oppose wall funding. Senate leader Schumer and House Speaker Pelosi criticized the stance.
Emily D. Coppola reports Bluefield Daily Telegraph coverage of the annual Santa's Bag event by Bluefield Union Mission. The program distributed bags with coats gloves and hats along with hot meals and presents for those in need. Union Mission Director Craig Hammond notes it helps people who miss other programs.
Bluefield first responders worked Christmas Day to protect the public and share a dinner on shift. Captain Richard Hodge, retiring Jan, notes 30 years and 1000 house fires. Bluefield Virginia Rescue Squad Captain Daniel Townsend visits, ensuring food for the crew.
The year 2018 is framed as a turning point where technology showed its dystopian potential. Revelations about Facebook data harvesting for elections, phone addiction fears, YouTube recommendation harms, gene editing incidents, facial recognition in public spaces, and surveillance tools point to a widening creep of tech influence into daily life. The piece reflects on how Silicon Valley’s connected systems and criminal misuse raised alarm about privacy, control, and ethics.
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