Bluefield Board OKs Building Permits and Licenses
City of Bluefield approves multiple building permits and one business license on July 16 and June 16. Projects include Mercer County Board of Education additions and remodels, various repairs, a home addition, and a sidewalk replacement. Names include James Wade, Dorothy Frazier, Katie Watson, and John W. Harless plus others, with project costs ranging from 50 to 25 000 dollars.
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Mercer County Board of Education
Memorial Street
Ind Road
James Wade
Greenbrier Street
Howard Jarrett
Washington Street
Dorothy Frazier
Heatherwood Road
Katie Watson
Pulaski Street
L.C. Fowlkes
Rockbridge Stret
Charles R. Derenge
Frederick Street
John A
Edna M. Basham
Ohio Street
Phil Jefferson
Allen Street
Georgia B. Watkins
Jones Street
James R. Fox
Augusta Street
Lou C. Reynolds
Cumberland
Montclair Street
W.C. Spencer
Williamson Street
Mack Barber & Lynn Crowder
Wheeling Avenue
E.H. Barlow
John W. Harless
Old Bramwell Road
Patrick & Lyn Novinger
Naomi Harless
Bluefield Avenue
Barbs on pollen count era sneezin season humor
A playful quip notes the end of the sneezing season and jokes that without a pollen count you could not distinguish red eyed hay fever sufferers from others. The line captures lighthearted seasonal chatter and local vernacular.
New Education Association President Against Strikes
Frances Boots Seago, new Mercer County Education Association president, opposes teacher strikes and walkouts. She advocates state wide collective bargaining, local bargaining with board approval, and potential litigation if demands are not met. She notes plans for surveys and a bargaining team, and emphasizes equal representation for members and non members.
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Daily Telegraph
Princeton
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Seago
Mercer County Education Association
Mercer County
MCEA
Mercer County Board of Education
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County Teachers’ Organization
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House of Delegates
Senate
Bluefield submits Small Cities grant for second year
The City of Bluefield West Virginia has filed a second year Small Cities grant request of 578000 dollars with HUD and A 95 review agencies. HUD accepted the application for processing and the document is open for public inspection from 830 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Community Development Office Municipal Complex 200 Rogers Street Bluefield WV.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Jones/Vine Street
HUD
City of Bluefield
Municipal Complex
Rogers Street
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