City Delays Paychecks Two Days Over Revenue Shortfall
Bluefield officials postponed this week's payroll by two days after revenues arrived late. City Manager Ron Crabtree cited quarterly revenues and a prior memo to departments, noting staff reductions and a five percent salary cut beginning July 1.
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Bluewell Church of God Food Pantry closes after eight years
Bluewell Church of God Food Pantry ends eight years of service serving up to 130 families monthly. Pastor Dale Sharp notes lack of a volunteer chief pantry minister and ongoing paperwork load as the reason for closure. He recalls aiding residents with coats and prayer on giveaway days.
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Cole seeks police review panel in consent decree briefing
Newly elected Mayor Paul Cole pushed for a status report on the city’s compliance with a federal consent decree tied to a civil suit settlement. He cited the panel and hiring more qualified minority officers as key aims, requesting briefing at the informational meeting. City Manager Ron Crabtree noted two citizens had asked to be considered for panel membership.
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Princeton Community Hospital expansion on schedule at $20 million
Princeton Community Hospital's $18.9 million expansion remains on track with Phase IV due for completion by late this year or early 2001 and full project by end of next year. Renovations relocate gift shop, snack bar, and info office to accommodate a new emergency room amid merger talks with BRMC and St. Luke's.
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Highway A-2 Nears Reality in Coalfields Expressway
The Coalfields Expressway in McDowell and Raleigh counties may award a contract within a week if the Army Corps of Engineers approves the Clean Water Act permit for the 65 mile four lane highway. State engineer Randy Epperly says permit approval is expected this week and construction could start in early August.
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McDowell County projects gain Budget Digest funding
McDowell County’s Coalfields Expressway and Hatfield and McCoy Recreation Trail win state Budget Digest funding for 2000-2001. The trail receives $500,000, with $125,000 for the Expressway and $54,000 for Shawnee Parkway Authority, aiding ongoing regional projects.
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