Daily Telegraph reflects on 2012 big headlines and photos
The Daily Telegraph reviews a tumultuous year with top 10 local stories, noting debate and online analytics shaping picks. It highlights dramatic events, Mother Nature’s impact, and “once-in-a-career” stories, plus a photo gallery by Eric DiNovo Jon Bolt Marcus Constantino and Bill Archer on pages B-2 and B-3.
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Mother Nature
Daily Telegraph
Eric DiNovo
Jon Bolt
Telegraph
Marcus Constantino
Bill Archer
Memory Lane
Woe to them that call evil good in Bluefield paper
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph quotes a biblical verse as the paper lists its leadership including publisher Darryl Hudson, editor Samantha Perry, and senior editor, with Bill Archer as assistant managing editor and Charles Owens referenced in a dramatic line about justice and perception.
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Bill Archer
Charles Owens
Time for change as EPA head Lisa Jackson departs
The piece argues for a new EPA administrator who will work with West Virginia and Virginia coal interests and address environmental concerns while showing miners respect. It criticizes Jackson's perceived political motives, touts clean coal, and links her tenure to Democratic losses in coal regions. It suggests Obama faces a choice between continuation of the anti coal stance or collaboration with the industry.
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EPA
Lisa Jackson
Obama
Jackson
Barack Obama
West Virginia
West Virginia Coal Association
Bill Raney
Daily Telegraph
House of Delegates
Mountain State
Virginia
Rick Boucher
Senior citizens seek place to recover in rising bills letter
A reader declares seniors on fixed income face higher costs from a $19 cost of living raise offset by an $8 water bill hike a $68 car insurance rise and an $8 cable increase. The writer asks where to recover and urges the Daily Telegraph to publish letters on public issues with signature address and phone number.
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Daily Telegraph
Fishing club hosts Christmas party fundraiser for Bluefield Union Mission
Cole led the Falls Mills Fishing Club annual Christmas party raising over 20000 for Bluefield Union Mission with donations from Grant's Supermarkets First Century Bank and Cole Chevrolet plus other locals. Virginia wildlife officials assure no interference with club operations beyond licensing.
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Om Cole
Cole
Bluefield
Be Golden anti-bullying group spreads to West Virginia schools
The Be Golden movement started at Graham High School with Sarah Brady Ashley Cruise Cody Hatfield and Nicole Gabe forming an anti-bullying group. The concept has expanded to Bluefield and other schools on the West Virginia side. The group has organized sympathy cards for New Town victims and invites signers via Alice Ann Sarver. The note reflects a reflective New Year mood and remembers local figures who passed away.
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Sarah Brady
Ashley Cruise
Cody Hatfield
Nicole Gabe
Be Golden
Graham High School
Brady
Bluefield High School
West Virginia
New Town
Conn
Alice Ann Sarver
Aaksarver
Gmail
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Twitter
Samantha Perry
The
Sperry
Bdtperry
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Darryl Hudson
D. Faye Pullins
Princeton
Tom Childress
Tazewell
Maimerged
Marion
Martel
Childress
John Harris
Henry Disston
England
Philadelphia
United States
China
U.S
Lionel
Marsha Mead
Steve Lilly
Wilson Butt
Department of Highways
Wilson
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