Weather Outlook for Sunday June 8 2014
A 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy. Highs around 79 degrees.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2014
Page
1
A 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy. Highs around 79 degrees.
In Boyertown Pennsylvania the district suspended an aide after convincing about 75 fourth graders at New Hanover Upper Frederick Elementary School to eat pet treats, later revealed as cookies. No injuries were reported. Gabriel Moore ate three.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers are 5 6 0 and Daily 4 numbers are 2 5 8 7. Virginia Pick 3 results are 1 3 9 and Pick 4 numbers are 7 7 7 0.
John Spaulding appears in court as a dog wash fundraiser unfolds on Thorn Street. Montcalm sees a stabbing incident and a deal at Chicory Square, while Wolfe area reports a fire near the lake.
With a possible state shutdown looming, Virginia lawmakers remain split over Medicaid expansion under the ACA. The failure to approve a budget leaves area school systems unable to commit to teacher contracts or plan for next year, as Roanoke City and others await a budget decision.
Wolf Creek Indian Village and Museum held a Family Day offering a replica village tour and demonstrations of native skills such as flint knapping fire making and hide tanning. Visitors watched regalia clad dancers and learned about arrowhead making, crafts and survival techniques.
In Green Valley Glenwood volunteers held a dog wash to raise funds for the fire department. Betty Blevins of Princeton watched her Maltese Little Bit get soaked, asking for towels as volunteers rinsed and scrubbed the dogs to support the department per a report in the Bluefield Daily.
McDowell County residents push to recover after the flood with cleanup efforts ongoing through the weekend. Deputy Lyle Noe notes the flood was as severe as the 2001 event but impacted fewer people. residents describe water invasion into homes, garages, and wells. National Guard personnel conduct welfare checks and distribute supplies, with WV VOAD staying to assist as long as needed.
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