Crabtree objections mark Bluefield board minutes
Bluefield city board meets after Ron Crabtree’s termination with Crabtree and wife Dorothy objecting to July 9 minutes noting inconsistent applause records. The board votes to strike applause references. Residents on Rockbridge Street press officials over a troublesome residence. police acknowledge limited measures.
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Crabtree
Bluefield
Bluefield City Board of Directors
Ron Crabtree
Dorothy
Crabtrees
John Feuchtenberger
Lively starts term as Princeton mayor in brief session
Ron Lively presided over his first council meeting as Princeton mayor announcing the city owns the old post office building at Mercer Street and Park Avenue. He aims to boost economic development and to relocate the library into the building after asbestos and remodeling work. The council reappointed Roger Kimble to the Library Commission, approved tax exemptions for Pro-Nail and All Occasions Party Shop, and noted a 1.3 million carryover from the prior fiscal year after 110 percent revenue collection and 78 percent spending.
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Ron Lively
Mercer Street
Park Avenue
Lively
Lively Realty Co. Inc
Walker Street
Princeton Zoning Board of Appeals
Mercer County Realtors
Will Stafford
Post Office
Center Street
Roger Kimble
Princeton Library Commission
B&o
Princeton
Pro-Nail
Stafford Drive
Mercer St
Stafford
Officials link doctors shortage to WV malpractice costs
West Virginia faces higher malpractice premiums amid fewer doctors and a tough legal climate. Mia Rowe of the State Insurance Commission cited the doctor shortfall, obstetrician departures, and regulatory balancing acts as drivers of rising premiums, with regulators wary of solvency and fair consumer treatment. The WV metrics show high non college graduates, low median income, and health challenges, shaping cost projections.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
State Insurance Commission
Bluefield Rotary Club
Mia Rowe
Rates and
Rowe
The
Insurance Commission
Sharon Montgomery
Rotary
Wayne Stonestreet
Deborah Akers
Mercer County
West __ Virginia
Barbara Hawkins
Bhawkins
Bottonline
Mercer center celebrates name change and renovations
BLUEFIELD The former Cumberland Care Center now Center celebrated a name change and renovations with an open house and prize drawings. AMFM executives outlined plans for a new center along U S Route 460 as the 11th AMFM facility in West Virginia. The upgraded site features a gazebo outdoor space, new paint, wallpaper, air conditioning and amenities to give a more residential feel. The center, once a 113 bed facility, has been downsized to 90 beds with adjusted resident counts and staff offices moved into the main building. Plans to replace the current facility were discussed.
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Bluefield
Cumberland Care Center
Mercer Continuous Care Center
Bluefield Avenue
American Medical Facilities Management, Inc
Charleston
Keith Sexton
AMFM
West Virginia
Jet Elliot
Fonda Elliot
Sexton
John Elliot
Greg Jordan
Gjordan
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Salvation Army Mercy League hosts youth program at Harmony House
SERONA The Salvation Army League of Mercy groups presents a daily program from 10 to 11 a.m. July 23 to 26 at Harmony House Nursing Care. Elderly residents will revisit youth with vacation Bible school activities including crafts Bible study games and snacks. This is the program’s inaugural offering.
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Salvation Army League of Mercy Group
Harmony House
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R.E
Bob” Perkinson Jr
Garry D. Moore
Rockbridge Street
Robert L. Perry III
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Blizzard
Troy Sarver
Tsarver
W.va
Salvation Army
East Cumberland
Brull
Boltonline.com
Va. Ave
Bluefield Va
PRO Heating
Main
Northfork, WV
TANF
Microsoft
Case Academy
Federal St. Bluefield
Casewv
Cameo
State Electric Lighting
Joseph P. Nieto
Jamette R. Huffman
Jamette R. Huffman, D.D
Joseph P. Neto
W. Main Street
Dr. Jamette R. Huffman
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