Sunday June 3 2007 update from bdtonline
A brief update from the BDT online site dated Sunday June 3 2007. The note summarizes local events and news items covered by the online edition, emphasizing community happenings and brief reports.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2007
Page
1
A brief update from the BDT online site dated Sunday June 3 2007. The note summarizes local events and news items covered by the online edition, emphasizing community happenings and brief reports.
Today reports a cautionary note from the CDC about Andrew Speaker's return to the United States. Dr. Martin Cetron, director of global migration and quarantine, discusses the tuberculosis patient's case and implications for travel. Additionally, the edition promotes coupons offering more than $103 in savings.
The Community Foundation of the Virginias invites Mercer County West Virginia and Tazewell County Virginia non profits to apply for E-1 grant funds. Applications are accepted April 1 through July 2. Email admin cfvinc.org or call (304) 324-0222 for guidelines.
The notice provides lottery numbers West Virginia Daily 3 and Pick 3 details and urges readers to call Telegraph for delivery concerns. It lists delivery contact hours and the address to reach the newspaper for timely service within the delivery area.
In Tazewell Virginia two Democrats compete for the party nomination for the Third Legislative District seat with primary set for June 12. Incumbent Dan Bowling faces challenger Michael G Mickey McGlothlin as they discuss Coalfields Expressway jobs unemployment and drug policy. Bowling lives on a family farm near Tazewell and first won the seat in 2006.
Logan Randolph Dotson performed an original song at Princeton Senior High School’s Class of 2007 ceremony, singing I’m Not Gonna Cry as a crowd stood in ovation. The Honor Society member reflected on four years of schooling, calling them the best years of his life amid bittersweet goodbyes.
Princeton Mercer seniors recall memories and welcome fresh challenges as a celebration unfolds on the gym floor. Dotson’s solo shines with strong PSHS choir and Princeton Marching Band performances. Gillespie delivers a humorous history lesson and reflective speech. Graduation, A-7.
Christopher Ervin, 21, of Oak Hill earned 3600 out of 4000 on the GED, the highest score seen by Mercer County Adult Learning Academy director Marcie Ware in about 25 years. He left dead end jobs after a bored decision to pursue his diploma, urging others to take a practice test to gauge subject needs and reduce stress.
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