Ten years at the Daily Telegraph shaping West Virginia coverage
A Longtime Telegraph columnist announces departure after ten years, moving to the State Journal as Southern West Virginia editor. He recalls colleagues, stories from 1992 to 2001, and the coalfield region he will continue serving from Beckley to East River Mountain, amid reflections on his career.
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Executive Editor Thomas A Colley and Managing Editor City County Editor Senior Copy Editor are listed. A biblical verse from Hebrews 9 27 28 AV appears, noting death and the judgment and the second coming of Christ for those awaiting him.
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New Year resolutions for 2003 inspire hope and effort
The passage reflects on 2002 challenges such as market volatility crime and disease, but urges a hopeful start to 2003. It stresses that calendar changes do not fix problems, yet resolutions and positive will can drive improvement, urging readers to embrace opportunities and reject defeatist thinking.
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Letters on friendship and the I me mine
Kristen N Herrera from Princeton WV reflects at year end on positive and negative relationships. She contrasts family support with the value of true friendship and questions how to gain authentic connections amid a self centered culture. She cites Proverbs 17 17 and urges focusing on being a good person to grow meaningful ties.
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Year of Cynicism Turns to Ordinary Heroes
A New Year reflection cites whistleblowers Coleen Rowley Sherron Watkins and Cynthia Cooper as emblematic ordinary Americans who changed the year by exposing corruption. It recalls Jane Roberts Lois Abraham raising funds to oppose U S policy, a driver ending the Washington snipers threat, coal miners rescued after three days, and Catholics rooting out sex offenders amid Cardinal Law’s resignation. The piece contrasts fragile World Trade Center visions with a wish for steadfast hopeful pillars.
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