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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2002
Page
4
Larry Hypes urges daily reading for all ages in summer, mixing classic works like the Bible and Shakespeare with modern texts. He advocates a "2-to-1" rule for youngsters, moderation with screen time, and using dictionaries and encyclopedias to boost vocab and knowledge for improved school performance and social skills.
A Bible verse caption from the Daily Telegraph reflects on the assurance found in the quotation It is I be not afraid from John 6 20 AV. The brief note centers on faith and calm in the face of uncertainty.
Princeton SummerFest 2002 underway at Princeton City Park features the James H. Drew Carnival a Chili Cook off dog show wrestling flea market Boy Scouts pony rides concerts a 5K run medieval fair at Princeton Public Library hot pepper eating contest a car show health screenings and more Volunteers from the Princeton Mercer County Chamber of Commerce and others emphasize community support to boost the local economy showcase institutions and keep activities close to home with accessible parking and a shuttle bus aimed at convenient participation.
A reader argues the defeat of the Sunday Hunting Bill, calling it a Property Owner Rights Bill that should empower landowners to control Sunday use. They accuse Farm Bureau of making it a religious issue and note voting gaps for nonresidents, predicting lawsuits as cases unfold.
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to send letters on public interest topics. Include signature, address, and phone number for consideration. Names will be published. Mail to Letters to the Editor 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701.
Shlomo Mor-Yosef, director-general of Hadassah University Hospitals in Jerusalem, describes the daily trauma and moral resolve at Hadassah centers. He honors victims and lives lost, while urging Israelis and Palestinians to act with humanity inside a sanctuary of care despite outside conflict.
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