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Zion Jones of Bluefield enjoys warm Friday weather as he rides his big wheel along Stadium Drive in Bluefield.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2009
Page
6
Zion Jones of Bluefield enjoys warm Friday weather as he rides his big wheel along Stadium Drive in Bluefield.
The Princeton Public Library hosts Be Creative at Your Library summer reading from June 29 to August 3. Preschoolers meet Mondays 10 to 11, rising K-2 11:30 to 1, rising 3-6 graders Tuesdays 11:30 to 1. Registration is required. call 304 487 5045 or visit 205 Center St. for details.
On June 19 Bluefield Rescue Squad assisted at 3113 Bluefield Avenue helping transport a subject to Bluefield Regional Medical Center. On June 18 vandalism was reported at 677 Pearl Street with a report taken by Patrolman D A Lambert. A dog pickup was requested at 713 Highland Avenue investigated by Animal Control Officer Randall Thompson. An assault on a child was reported at Opera House Apartments on Raleigh Street but the complainant was absent. Stray dogs were found at 505 Fairmont Street with a filed report by Thompson. A cell phone was reported stolen from the Cherry Bomb on Cumberland Road with investigation by Corporal M D McPherson. An intoxicated female on Wayne Street was given a ride home by Patrolman R D Davis. A suspicious vehicle was seen on Memorial Avenue awaiting a tow.
Three Tazewell County teachers are honored as Teachers of the Year by the School Board. Pam Canney at Abbs Valley Boissevain Elementary, Bethany Carr at Richlands Middle, and Shirley Beisel at Tazewell High were selected after school nominations and central committee review.
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