Summer science musings from a Bluefield High School teacher
Larry Hypes, a Daily Telegraph columnist and Bluefield High School teacher, writes about the sun's role in electricity and geology, the behavior of atoms, and the summer rhythm. He warns about sunscreen and volcanic danger while urging readers to enjoy reading and rest.
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Bluefield Daily Staff and Motto Lineup
Bluefield Daily staff listings show Randy Mooney as publisher and Andy Patton as sports editor with Samantha Perry as editor and assistant managing editor. Charles Owens and Brian Woodson are named while a biblical motto “For where your treasure is there will your heart be also” appears in the byline.
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Brian Woodson
Memorial Glade to honor 9/11 responders and survivors at WTC
A new Memorial Glade at the World Trade Center plaza will honor first responders and survivors affected by 9/11 illness. The space in the southwest plaza will acknowledge those who fought for care, including names like James Zadroga, David Levalley, Scott Blackshaw, and Mark Natale, reflecting decades of toxin-related illness and loss.
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Hawaii
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Pacific
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World Trade Center
World Trade Center Health
National Memorial
Memorial Glade
NYPD
James Zadroga
Zadroga
Congress
David Levalley
Fbis
Atlanta
Trade Center
Scott Blackshaw
Huntington Station
South Huntington
Mark Natale
Ground Zero
World Trade Center Plaza
Levalley
Blackshaw
Natale
Telegraph Seeks Public Interest Letters From Readers
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to submit letters on matters of public interest. Each letter should include the writer’s signature, full address, and a contact phone number for verification. Submissions may be sent by email to editor bottonline.com.
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California primary yields weak turnout under blue wave myth
In California the early primary results show weak voter turnout with under 21 percent of registered voters casting ballots. Democrats fall short of a sweeping victory as GOP candidates, led by John Cox for governor, gain momentum while identity politics and regional races shape the field. Jon Healey reports for the Los Angeles Times.
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Inland Empire
Sean Flynn
Los Angeles
Antonio Villaraigosa
State Senate
Kevin de Leon
U.S. Senate
Dianne Feinstein
Donald Trump
Trump
John Cox
Cox
Gavin Newsom
Cleveland Cavaliers
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