Weather Brief for February 12 2014
A chance of snow before 5 p m then rain likely with possible mix. Mostly cloudy conditions and a high near 34 degrees.
12 Feb 2014
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2014
Page
1
A chance of snow before 5 p m then rain likely with possible mix. Mostly cloudy conditions and a high near 34 degrees.
In Minneapolis area snow carvings on the Mississippi River surface lift patients at St. Cloud Hospital. From hospital windows the new messages read love and believe with a peace symbol. A mystery man and woman stamp out each design while planed in advance.
West Virginia Daily picks reveal Daily 3 numbers 1 6 7 and Daily 4 8 3 1 5. Virginia Play offers Pick 3 5 2 0 and Pick 4 3 2 6 5.
Tensions grow in Princeton over moving city hall from Mercer Street to the former Dean Company building donated by Richard Preservati. Mayor Pat Wilson backs Mercer Street despite council negotiations to sell the Mercer Street First Community Bank building to New River Community and Technical College and a proposal to relocate police and fire departments to the Dean property. Wilson cites traffic and lease commitments as key reasons to keep Mercer Street, while opponents urge a broader municipal complex at the Dean site.
Bluefield region braces for heavy wet snow with 6 to 10 inches forecast. Winter storm warning in effect through Thursday, with power outages possible from downed trees and lines. Officials urge slow driving as highway crews mobilize for extensive plowing and road clearance. Governor McAuliffe has declared a state of emergency in response to the weather.
Bluefield Board of Directors voted 5 to 0 to accept Jim Ferguson’s resignation after just over 18 months as city manager. Police Chief Dennis Dillon was appointed interim city manager pending permanent selection, following a brief closed executive session.
Bluefield officials scheduled a March 25 public hearing at 5 30 p m on the proposed municipal home rule application. The plan must be submitted to the state by May 6 as the pilot program expands to 16 more municipalities. The Bluefield Board of Directors and Princeton City Council aim to be among the selected localities. Josh Cline notes the program’s early phase yielded 25 proposals with 20 approved after a legislative audit.
Bluefield City Hall hosted a Board of Directors meeting where Economic Redevelopment and Planning Director Josh Cline spoke about the home rule pilot program amid ongoing redevelopment efforts in Bluefield.
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