Tuesday June 1 2004 item brief from BD-Tonline
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2004
Page
1
Brief item noting events or notices published on Tuesday June 1 2004 with source BDtonline and web address www.bdtonline.com for reference and archival context.
Today brings seasonable temperatures in the 70s under partly cloudy skies and a westerly breeze. The WVVA weather team notes only a slight chance of a late afternoon or evening thunderstorm.
Local residents share views on the sequel noting standout elements and flaws. Critics weigh performances and pacing while audiences discuss expectations for future installments.
Daily Telegraph asks readers to report the lowest local gas prices found across Bluefield and Green Valley areas. Prices listed range from 1.88 to 1.94 with outlets including Food City, J R s, Arrowhead Deli, and KO. Call 304 327 2811 or email to report.
Bluefield audience hears patriotic music by Bluefield High School Marching Band at the 20th annual Memorial Day ceremony led by Riley West Post No. 9 American Legion. Judge John R. Frazier urges continued service as an American flag marks Pfc. William H. Browning’s grave. attendees sign a community thank you card.
McDowell County Museum Commission members paused at Oak Grove Mon to Cemetery A to recall the Kimball War Memorial dedication on February 11 1928. Ellis Ray Williams secretary and former forward artillery observer in the 777th Field Artillery Battalion spoke of courage and duty by African American soldiers in World War II.
Campaign to build a $6 million Chuck Mathena Center advances with site preparation along Stafford Drive. A large drainage pipe arrives to curb chronic flooding. burial planned within about 30 days. Charles and Marquetta Mathena lead the effort.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph notes a crowded summer cinema season with sequels remakes and action thrillers. Athens resident John Elkins and local video store employee Jason Hardy share standout choices as readers weigh in on likely hits.
Officials described the Comcast Mountain Festival as a success after heavy rainfall challenged attendees. Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce president Marc Meachum credited strong turnout and community support, noting large crowds on Sunday after the rain cleared.
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