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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2011
Page
1
A compact digest from the Bdtonline site dated Tuesday January 18 2011 highlights regional events and notices. Readers see brief items on community happenings, public affairs, and local updates presented in concise newspaper card style.
Today forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of showers mainly after 3 p.m. Partly sunny conditions expected with a high around 44 degrees.
A brief sports item notes Bluefield wrestlers improving this season. The short report highlights growing success and team momentum as they compete in recent meets.
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Bluefield residents question the Wade Center skate park project after a year with no construction. Activists say city funding and a state grant coverages stalled, despite community demand for a safe legal space for youth skateboarding.
Senate Bill 862 backed by Sen. Frank Wagner would modify state energy policy to curb local government limits on renewable energy projects including wind. The Commerce and Labor Committee did not act but may revisit next week. Critics say the measure could override Tazewell County’s ridgeline protections adopted last year.
About a dozen Bonner Scholars from Concord University spent Martin Luther King Day serving the Bluefield Union Mission. The group, part of AmeriCorps Visita, chose a day of service instead of a day off, continuing a two year effort after last year’s project at Heaven Sent Ministries in Princeton.
In Tazewell County Virginia officials consider paying bounties for coyote hides to boost county funds and curb the predator population. Board chair David Anderson and Vice-Chair Mike Hymes say hides sold through Farm Bureau partners could finance bounties while reducing losses to sheep goats and pets.
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