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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2003
Page
10
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Regional forecast calls for scattered shower activity and possible thunderstorm development, with temperatures staying mild and humidity moderate throughout the period.
Pigeon Creek resident Donna Hagerman performs gospel numbers at Princeton Town Square noon concert. Bluefield Daily Telegraph editor Jody Neal sings country pop rock and R&B. Free admission. concessions by Pisgah United Methodist Church women. Organizers invite additional performers and non profits to contact coordinators Barbara Hawkins, Elizabeth Osborne or Connie Burnette at the Times office.
Resident Tom Curry warned that the rezoning proposal at the intersection of Fincastle Lane and Rt. 720 could worsen congestion and water drainage and lower nearby property values. He cited eight hours of observation recording 2,329 passing vehicles, with 718 turning onto Fincastle Lane.
Local residents led by Curry oppose a planned townhouse complex in Fincastle citing negative effects on land health and traffic. Dan Halsey and Zane Dale Christian express concerns over increased traffic and potential spot zoning allowing other businesses. Chopra defends the project, proposes deed restrictions to single family use, and notes drainage work with Willis Engineering. council set next meeting for August 11.
The state Board of Education approved a plan to build a consolidated Bradshaw high school on a shared campus, plus a new Saeger Elementary and Bradshaw Elementary and a new elementary and middle school in War. Four new facilities aim to replace Big Creek and Ragher high schools and total about $50 million, with federal flood-proofing funds and Army Corps of Engineers coordination.
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