Weather Forecast for Wednesday February 4 2015
Sunny conditions with a high near 49 degrees and a southwest wind of 7 to 11 mph gusting up to 20 mph. Expect clear skies, light breeze, and mild temperatures through the day.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2015
Page
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Sunny conditions with a high near 49 degrees and a southwest wind of 7 to 11 mph gusting up to 20 mph. Expect clear skies, light breeze, and mild temperatures through the day.
Kanawha County prosecutors charged Capital High School Principal Clinton Giles with failing to report an alleged sexual assault at the school. An AP report says Giles did not act after a 15-year-old female student disclosed the incident to a counselor on January 26. Police later charged a 17-year-old student with second degree assault.
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A Mercer County snowplow collision near Route 20 and Maple Acres Road occurred at about 4 25 PM. A state truck traveling north struck a Chrysler driven by an elderly woman who failed to yield. The driver was transported to Princeton Community Hospital with unspecified injuries. Rescue squads and local fire departments assisted. traffic backed up briefly until debris cleared.
West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin signed a bill repealing the 2009 Alternative and Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard. Utilities serving 30,000 homes must generate 25 percent from renewables by 2025, with exemptions for city utilities and rural cooperatives. The GOP-led Legislature pushed the repeal amid federal regulatory concerns and industry impact debates.
Bluefield residents attended a town hall at Westminister Church to review upcoming projects including a dog park and citywide cleanup. City Manager Dane Rideout and Assistant City Manager Joshua Cline presented, with Mayor Cole addressing questions about the annual Clean Sweep program continuing this year.
A parent criticizes RiverView High School 2014 yearbook for belittling titles such as Biggest Pest and Most Nosy, linking bullying risk to school memory items. She notes ethics and staffing issues from her yearbook experience and urges parental help and advisor oversight to prevent harm. McDowell County Superintendent Nelson Spencer hadn’t received formal complaints.
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