West Virginia Bicentennial Reflections and Local Sports Transitions
Larry Hypes notes West Virginia’s 150th year and marks career moves at Bowen Field. Daily Telegraph publisher Darryl Hudson departs for new work as coach Lou Peery ends a long tenure and Zak Wasilewski begins a professional debut for the Blue Jays, tying local history to the state’s ongoing story.
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Billy Wagner
Jack Compton
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Editorial Staff and Biblical Quote
The item lists staff roles at Bluefield Daily Telegraph including editor and sports editor. It also quotes a Bible verse from Matthew 9 9 about Jesus calling Matthew.
Princeton eyes first phase of Stafford Drive flood control
City officials expect bids in July for phase one engineering and design of a Stafford Drive flood control project aimed at alleviating chronic downtown flooding. Five bids have been received and phase funding includes a 250000 grant from the Hugh I Shott Jr Foundation with a matching goal of 250000. Authorities seek state and federal support and a sixth Small Cities Block Grant to finish construction.
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Topps omits Pete Rose name from 2013 baseball cards
Letter writer objects to Topps Chewing Gum Co removing Pete Rose from 2013 card sets and from all statistical records on new releases. He cites Rose’s long record haul and criticizes the move as a disservice to baseball history and forgiveness.
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Israel Through a Performer’s Eye Says Keys Should Visit
The piece urges Alicia Keys and other celebrities to visit Israel to witness its blend of commerce culture and languages. It contrasts Israel’s compact geography with its global influence and notes Arab representation in Knesset and press freedom versus Gaza restrictions. It includes remarks on start up culture, irrigation innovation, and social contrast between East Jerusalem and West Jerusalem while warning against sensational headlines.
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Hamas
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