Local News Briefs for Thursday June 3, 2004
June 3 2004 Thursday summary from BDtonline highlights brief city updates. Details readable focus on community events local officials and upcoming schedules with no sensational content.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2004
Page
1
June 3 2004 Thursday summary from BDtonline highlights brief city updates. Details readable focus on community events local officials and upcoming schedules with no sensational content.
The WVVA weather team reports a slightly cool early June with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. A cool northwesterly breeze drifts through with a mix of sun and clouds and a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm.
In a tight district race, Tazewell teams secure critical wins to book playoff spots. Coaches praise discipline, defense, and late-game execution as the two squads push toward postseason play.
A secret ballot at a Princeton Community Hospital meeting rejected renewing CEO Dan Dunmyer's one year contract. Six of nineteen board members cast against renewal, with Dunmyer questioning who voted and why as the resignation date looms.
Meteorologists say Tuesday's fast moving line of thunderstorms with gusts up to 60 mph was not a tornado event. National Weather Service forecaster Jan Jackson noted a weak, short lived tornado could occur in such conditions, but stressed it would be rare and not the case Tuesday.
Tammy Sparks of Rock pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and a schedule II drug charge in a plea bargain related to the death of Gregory D. Sparks, 38, of Montcalm. Judge John R. Frazier accepted the pleas as part of the agreement, with evidence showing methadone given during a gathering.
A 2004 Annie E. Casey Kids Count study finds West Virginia has the nation’s highest share of idle and disconnected youth. About 33,000 residents aged 18 to 24 are not working or in school and lack education beyond high school, tying for last with Louisiana.
Princeton Town Square hosted the season opener of Music in the Square with the Princeton High School Pep Band under director Julie Kade and PSHS Jazz Band. Students impressed attendees with award winning performances as Ruth Gotwals praised the jazz group’s talent.
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