Opening for Charleston arts center delayed indefinitely
The Gray Center for the Arts and Sciences project in Charleston is postponed indefinitely after the board and contractors agreed the $119 million facility cannot open as planned. Groundbreaking was in May 1999 with a target of fall 2002 for completion, to house a 1,883 seat performance hall, science and art museums, a 200 seat studio theatre and a 190 seat planetarium.
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Salvation Army volunteers cut hours to aid winter relief
Workers at the Salvation Army centers in Princeton and Bluefield will give up two hours weekly for 90 days to boost winter aid. The move saves 6912 dollars to help about 100 needy families with utilities rent and clothing. FEMA cuts and tougher economy increase demand. donations drop. Call 425-2871 to help.
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Bush orders release of additional heating aid
President Bush directed the release of 200 million in Low Income Energy Assistance emergency funds to states including 1.43 million for West Virginia. The move aims to help low income families facing higher home heating bills this winter and warm homes during bitter cold. The program assists with heating and insulation costs and summer cooling, aiding about 4.6 million households annually.
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