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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2001
Page
1
Floods in West Virginia trigger eligibility for special unemployment compensation. Claimants who lost jobs or income should file at their local Bureau of Employment Programs offices.
Lottery results note West Virginia Daily 3 drawing produced 8 7 7 and Daily 4 result 8 2 8 6 with Virginia listed alongside.
Tony Harmon, disabled and living with a cane, rebuilt a garden sanctuary on a level lot in Algoma but July 8 floodwaters from North Fork Elkhorn Creek wiped out his home and gardens. He joins about 60 affected customers as cleanup remains tough. Nearby, Mike Boyd salvaged his father Jennings Boyd’s 1966 67 Northfork Score book and nets from the eighth straight Class AA boys basketball title.
The Mercer County Humane Society Animal Shelter in Green Valley remains largely closed as staff shortages persist. Board President Kathy Kennedy says interviews for new part time employees began, with two staff already on site and more hires planned to restore full operations. Shelter director Teresa Dobbins notes past limits on accepting animals due to staffing gaps.
The SBA distributed the first disaster relief loan checks at a public ceremony in Tazewell. Six applicants from Tazewell County received $186,300 in total. SBA Disaster Area Director William E. Leggiero Jr. said the recipients were among the first to use the program and were paid within seven days of the declaration, urging eligible homeowners renters and businesses to apply promptly.
Princeton July swearing in marked the first official meeting for new council member Martha Draper. She spoke of awe and honor at serving Princeton and rejected advice to stay quiet, saying she had to say something. Draper and three others attended the swearing in and Monday’s ensuing meeting continued with public comments.
TAZEWELL Virginia. Tazewell County Circuit Court Judge Donald Mullins plans to retire effective September 1 after 15 years in the 29th Judicial District. He notified the Virginia Supreme Court in writing and an order confirmed the pending vacancy, according to Jennifer Earl, deputy clerk.
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