Monday January 3 2011 item from bdtonline.com
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Today’s sunny day with a cool high near 40
A sunny day with a high near 40 and a west wind from 6 to 8 mph. Clear skies set the stage for light winds and dry conditions throughout the day.
Chase ends after spike strip deployment on Route 19 460
Police and sheriff officers pursued 18 year old Jacob Proffitt of North Tazewell from Tazewell to near Richlands along U S 19 460. A Stinger spike system flattened one tire but Proffitt continued for about three miles before turning and colliding with three vehicles. Proffitt was arrested. two drivers suffered minor injuries.
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Claypool Hill
Tazewell
Richlands
Jonathan Caldwell
Warewell
Jacob Lee Proffitt
North Tazewell
Caldwell
T.W. Carter
Virginia State Police
Carter
Proffitt
Jared Thomas Horn
Noah F. Street
George Anderson Payne Jr
College Hoops Hokies Herd and UVA Post Victories
Hokies, Herd, and Virginia claim wins in tight college basketball games. Virginia Tech pulls away late for a conference victory as Marshall and George Mason competitors fall.
Lottery Results Snapshot Powerball and Win for Life
Lottery results show Powerball numbers 18 22 37 47 54 with Powerball 36. Win for Life numbers listed are 2 4 12 28 335 with Powerball 39 and the 41 as a multiplier or extra figure.
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Win For Life
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Bluefield Officials Plan 2011 Economic Development Initiatives
Bluefield city and Mercer County officials outline 2011 plans focused on economic development. Mayor Linda Whalen emphasizes city owned properties, business incentives, branding, and seeking federal approval. Projects include Colonial Intermodal, recreation building upgrades, Scott Street Parking Garage, and a new transit facility.
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Bluefield
Virginias
Linda Whalen
Whalen
Scott Street
From bluefield to stanford strength coach rise to orange bowl clash
Shannon Turley, a Bluefield and Virginia Tech alum now Sports Performance Coordinator at Stanford, discusses his path from a high school weight room epiphany to leading a comprehensive player development program. He faces Virginia Tech in the Discover Orange Bowl with a businesslike focus on victory and trophy return to Stanford. Turley credits Bluefield coach Fred Simon for influencing his journey through college football strength training and coaching roles at multiple institutions and teams.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Shannon Turley
Bluefield High School
Turley
Beavers
Wake Forest
Deacons
Florida State
Seminoles
Bluefield
Virginia Tech
Stanford
Cardinal
Hokies
Miami
Blacksburg
Palo Alto
Stanford University
University Missouri
San Diego University
Wichita Wranglers
Kansas City Royals
Fred Simon
Audubon Christmas Bird Count reports record species in Pipestem Bluestone parks
Volunteers braved sub freezing weather for the Audubon Christmas Bird Count amid Pipestem and Bluestone State Parks recording a record number of species. Naturalist Jim Phillips says he has participated 39 years since starting after reading a 1972 article. The count occurred December 18 2010 with volunteers including Jim and Judy Phillips Bob Barker Courtney Clemons and Rodney.
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Audubon
Pipestem and
Bluestone State Parks
Jon Bolt
West — Virginia
North America
Phillips
Audubon Society
Jim
Judy Phillips
Bob Barker
Courtney Clemons
Rodney
Copper crimes rise with the price of metal
A break-in at the vacant Mercer County Health Department building highlights a regional surge in copper theft as prices hover around 2.80 to 3 dollars per pound. Thieves target wire, plumbing and electrical equipment across homes, churches and vacant buildings, with reports of thefts linked to power plants and mines. Local officials note criminal activity tracks copper prices and the old Green Valley site is set for demolition for a new facility.
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Princeton
Mercer County Health Department
Virginias
Melody Rickman
Green Valley
Health Department
St. Luke's Professional
Shrewsbury
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