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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2004
Page
9
The East River Mountain Town Band will perform at 7 p.m. on July 22 at Pipestem State Park Amphitheater. For information call 325-3240.
Peggy Blevins a Coalwood resident and police chief describes repeated floods since 2002 with 36 inches of water inside her home and 9 inches of mud. Cheri Small in Green Valley shares similar flood woes as Creek behind her house swells, flooding yards and toy rooms.
The Family Visitation Center in Princeton lost a DHHR grant and half of a $35,000 Supreme Court of Appeals grant. Director Joanne Boileau says funds must be raised to cover expenses as the center, opened in 1998, serves about 40 families with supervised visits and fees. A Bluegrass Festival at Highwall Park noon Saturday aims to boost support with music, rides, a cake walk, and more.
BRMC President Eugene R Pawlowski described a conference call as a simple investigation and said the board wants a meeting with PCH officials to discuss HealthQuest’s proposal for a certificate of public need. The talks concern a planned linear accelerator near BRMC’s Bluefield surgery center and require DOJ questions to be addressed.
The Daily Telegraph aims to raise funds for NIE by selling a pet calendar. Funds support more than 1,400 newspapers delivered weekly to schools in Mercer, McDowell and Tazewell counties at about 900 dollars weekly. Voters may call 304 327 2800 or 800 763 2459 before 3 p.m. Friday. winners will be announced in Saturday and Sunday editions. A July 19 reception with a photo shoot and Scooby snacks will honor the 15 winners, human and canine.
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