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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2001
Page
1
A reflective article recounts a family's frightening experiences in Virginia during the year 2001. Therapies and support for an autistic child are discussed as the family navigates challenges and seeks stability.
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A 16 month old girl snatched on Christmas Eve was found unharmed in West Virginia and reunited with her mother Marcella Anderson. The reunion occurred at Midway Airport after the FBI flew the pair from Yeager Airport in Charleston. Jasmine slept during their first meeting and Marcella planned to return home to Milwaukee to celebrate the missed Christmas.
Tazewell County faces a setback as two inadvertent errors in the redistricting plan prompt a new public hearing and amendments. Board chair Bill Rasnick notes a precinct boundary change for Adria was omitted from the report to the Department of Justice and some voters were placed in the wrong Bishop or Tip Top precinct, requiring resubmission after readvertising.
Mercer County students and parents formed Project Y E S to inform area teens about the dangers of drugs alcohol and early sexual involvement. The program aims to offer a constructive alternative to negative peer pressure and youth risk behaviors.
Hundreds of businessmen professionals and civic leaders from the region gathered for the annual Yuletide breakfast in Luefield despite weather concerns. The event drew attendees from throughout the area and beyond and highlighted regional business and civic cooperation.
An open meeting is scheduled today at 8 p.m. at the MIBC Building located at 1005 South 9th Street in Princeton for the Princeton AA Group. A Holiday Blues Bash will be held Sunday from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Douglas Center in Princeton.
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