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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2002

Page

8

City board sets Friday deadline for ERM bricks

BLUEFIELD The Bluefield city board set a deadline of Friday June 15 for people to order personalized bricks to be installed at the East River Mountain Overlook. City Manager Ron Crabtree said crews will work on the mountaintop attraction to repair flood damage and urged interested residents to call 327-2464. A June 25 public hearing on an alley abandonment request for Maryland Avenue was scheduled, and residents were invited to agree on a proposal to abandon an alley on Hemlock Hill. Art Riley of the Downtown Merchants Association reported on painting yellow curbs in downtown with city-supplied paint. The board passed a resolution supporting HUD funding to finish the Wisdom Network Headquarters sewer line project on John F. Nash Jr. Boulevard.

Bluefield East River Mountain Ron Crabtree Mountaintop Crabtree Maryland Avenue Hemlock Hill Art Riley Merchants Association HUD Wisdom Network John F. Nash Jr Bill Archer Barcher Bottonline.com Board of Directors Planning Commission City of Zoning Commission Victoria Weisiger Marian V. Weisiger College Avenue College Virginia L. Martin Scott A Sandra Stephenson P.O. Box

Princeton firm lands Pearisburg adult daycare and clinic project

A Princeton company Compton Construction Inc will build an adult daycare and free clinic in Pearisburg Giles County in a vacant downtown building. The project aims to serve 18 to 24 clients with completion expected in under six months and a year end opening target. groundbreaking set for June 20 with nonprofit Giles Health and Family Center Inc overseeing the facility.

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Former sheriff elected Mercer LEPC president

Former Mercer County Local Emergency Planning Council president D B Meadows now administrator for the Princeton Rescue Squad was elected to lead the re organized council. Nelson Short Melody Rickman Betty Farley and Stoner Parsons hold key roles with advisory board members including fire chiefs hospital representatives and county officials. Meadows announced upcoming committee appointments and a state LEPC meeting set for Charleston with future meetings to be scheduled after the by laws are approved.

Princeton D.B Don” Meadows Princeton Rescue Squad Mercer County Meadows Nelson Short Melody Rickman Betty Farley Stoner Parsons Bluefield Gerald Steele Richard Powell Greg Angle Princeton Community Hospital Mark Vestich Bluefield Regional Medical Center Patrick Meade St. Luke’s Hospital Green Valley Glenwood Richard Cumbow Barbara Hawkins County Commission Joe Coburn West Virginia Water Company Kathy Wides Board of Education Mike Saffel Princeton Sanitary Board Lyle Huntington Oakvale Road Charles Vannatter Trooper Webb West Virginia State Police Buddy Campbell Department of Highways Powell Vestich Harold Buckner Sam Pennington Bluefield Rescue Squad Bob Hoge Hungtingen Saffel C. W. Blankenship CAP Rickman Beverly Maxell County Firemen’s Association Campbell Karen Shrader E- 911 Hawkins Charlene Meade Timson Bob Mullens Concord College Bluefield State College Region I Planning and Development Council FBI LEPC Marriott Charleston

Two McDowell men indicted on drug charges

Two Keystone residents, David Cannady and Dana Cannady, were indicted by a Huntington federal grand jury. Arrested May 17 after a Bluefield police traffic stop for a defective tail light, Dana faces marijuana for remuneration charges while David is charged with possession with intent to distribute 50 grams of cocaine base.

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