Saturday December 31 2005 events glimpse
Local recap highlights on the final day of 2005 feature notable items from December 31. Details point to events and happenings reported by BD Town News via www.bdtonline.com, capturing year end summaries and community notes.
Flower thief righted decades later in Piggly Wiggly note
An unsigned 1970 letter with five dollars arrives at Piggly Wiggly in Greenwood after a shopper admitted stealing azaleas valued at 39 cents each. Store operator Jyll Maddox forwarded it to headquarters, calling the act commendable and revealing the long‑ago guilt.
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Greenwood
S.C
Jyll Maddox
Piggly Wiggly
Charleston
Maddox
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
Pick
Delivery questions for Telegraph re-delivery line
To solve any problems concerning your paper delivery, contact the Telegraph re-delivery line at (304) 327-2802 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m., seven days a week. Please call by noon to ensure timely delivery within limited re delivery area.
Lawmakers Seek Moratorium on Turnpike Toll Hike
Four West Virginia legislators request Governor Joe Manchin halt a 60 percent toll increase by the Parkways Authority. They cite short notice and seek more financial details before deciding next steps. Tolls would rise from 7.50 to 12 for Charleston round trips, and from 25 to 42 for haulers.
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Princeton
Economic Development and Tourism Authority
Joe Manchin
Caruth
Manchin
Parkways Authority
Charleston
Law enforcement targeting drunk driving this New Year
Virginia State Police and local departments warn the New Year period is the most deadly holiday for drunk driving with 90 fatalities last year between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. Officers will be boosted, with five to eight on patrol, as officials urge people not to drink and drive and to stay vigilant during midnight shifts.
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M. R. Crowder
West Virginia
Luefield
Virginia State
M.T. Conroy
Princeton Police Department
WA. Peery
Bluefield Police Department
J.D. Vance
Vance
Yuletide Breakfast tradition marks 56th Bluefield event
BLUEFIELD Va Members of the Shott family continued a 1949 established Yuletide Breakfast tradition at the 56th annual event. The stag breakfast began with late founder Jim Shott hosting a New Year s Eve gathering for business associates. The lineage continues through his sons grandsons and now great grandsons with Drew Shott Adam Shott and others keeping the event alive.
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Bluefield
Shott
Mike Shott
Jim Shott
Drew Shott
Charlotte
N.C
Adam Shott
San Francisco
Gulf Coast rebuilding slows Southwest Virginia projects
In Tazewell County officials report rising material costs and scarce pipes as Gulf Coast reconstruction spreads to local infrastructure plans. County Administrator Jim Spencer notes prices climbing and availability tightening, delaying two county projects including a water line in Kents Ridge until after Easter due to pipe shortages.
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Tazewell
Gulf Coast
Virginia
Spencer
Public Service Authority
Kents Ridge
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