Home for Class of 2008 in Four Seasons Country
Larry Hypes writes in the Daily Telegraph urging regional leaders to attract young families and jobs to prevent the area from becoming a retirement community. He notes fewer students in classrooms, empty seats at games, banked plans for a large coliseum, and a need for water, roads, and an airport to keep youth local. He stresses real employment and community growth over nostalgia.
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Four Seasons
Tom Colley
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Princeton
Cluefield Baily Telegraph Editors and Quote
The Cluefield Baily Telegraph lists staff including News Editor and State Editor with Randy Deason as Sports Editor and Thomas A Colley as Publisher. An executive quote from scripture is cited, quoting Matthew 21 42 AV about the rejected stone becoming the head of the corner.
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Jesus
ATVs and Children Safety Debate Draws CPSC Hearing
A U S Consumer Product Safety Commission hearing in Morgantown weighs banning sale of adult sized ATVs to children amid rising deaths and injuries. WV leaders, doctors and parents spar over restrictions while ATV sales soar across the United States and debates continue about helmet use and parental responsibility.
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Hatfield-McCoy Trails
Montcalm High School letter criticizes WVVA report
A reader defends Montcalm High School against WVVA coverage of a drug problem, calling the report one sided and urging further investigation. The letter praises the school and broadcaster Susan Gullion, urging area residents to rely on Bluefield Daily Telegraph for coverage.
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Wvva Television
Montcalm High School
WVVA
Montcalm
Memorial Day program thank you from Riley-West Post 9
The American Wen Riley-West Post No. 9 extends thanks to C Kenna Amos and John Nelson for coverage of the Memorial Day program at Chicory Square. Gratitude also goes to Captain Carter and the Bluefield Jr ROTC color guard, Mel Saunders and the Bluefield High Pep Band, Bluefield Recreation, Frances Whalen, Unit 9 Auxiliary, and all Legioneer comrades who assisted. PT Malamisura Adjt. Riley-West Post 9
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Wen Riley
Rockefeller backs joint probe of prewar Iraq WMD intel
Senate intelligence vice chair Jay Rockefeller endorsed a bipartisan joint inquiry with the Senate Armed Services Committee into the accuracy of prewar WMD assessments. He urged open hearings and a comprehensive fact finding review, calling for immediate start. Rep. Rahall spoke at a Southern West Virginia forum on small business and the digital economy.
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Warner
R-Va
Senate Armed Services and Intelligence Committee
Iraq
Rockefeller
Nick J. Rahall II
DWV
Greenbrier
West Virginia
Rahall
West Virginia and Virginia lawmakers eye interim sessions and relief moves
WV lawmakers weigh whether to reconvene for a special session on workers compensation after interim meetings. Gov Wise salutes four DNR officers for heroics in Summers County saving two people from drowning in the New River. A Wildlife Resources rule seeks to add two fish species to paddlefish protections with potential effect in 2004. Virginia Gov Warner unveils Project Graduation to aid at risk seniors through tutorials and online supports.
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Virginia
Charleston
Bob Wise
Division of Natural Resources Conservation
New River
Summers County
Bobby Cales
Tennis Cook
Jeffery Cameron
Troy Webber
Phillis Lilly
Sophia
Donald Colegrove
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Webber
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Colegrove
Cook
Cameron
Cales
DNR Wildlife Resources Section
Mark Warner
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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