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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 2011

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Weather Outlook for Thursday June 23 2011

A chance of showers and thunderstorms after 10 a.m. Mostly cloudy conditions with a high near 76. Light winds and typical summer humidity expected as the day progresses across the region.

Two Diehard? No, Two Reported Injured In Roll-Over Crash

A one-vehicle rollover on Old Bramwell Road near Route 123 left four people involved. Two passengers were transported by rescue squads. no life threatening injuries reported. The crash occurred at 9:15 p.m. and is under investigation by state police. Bluewell Fire Department assisted at the scene.

Brushfork Old Bramwell Road Bluefield W.va J.A. Cook West Virginia Princeton Cook Bluewell

Alligator Spotted on Teays Valley Road St Albans

In Putnam County near St Albans several motorists reported swerving to avoid a young alligator on Teays Valley Road late Tuesday night. Deputies captured the animal in brush as DNA confirmed it, and it was shot with a .22 caliber pistol due to lack of euthanizing chemicals. origin unknown.

ST. Albans Putnam County Teays Valley Road Putnam County 911 G.K. Barnett Wsaz-Tv Division of Natural Resources Cpl Gary Amick The Charleston Gazette Amick

Lottery results from West Virginia and Virginia

West Virginia Daily 3 numbers 6 2 0 and Daily 4 numbers 3 8 6 4 Virginia Pick 3 numbers 9 6 4 and Pick 4 numbers 4 9 3 3.

West Virginia Daily Daily Virginia Pick Pick

Delivery questions and contact hours for subscription services

Customer service outlines subscription assistance for home delivery rack sales mail and e edition. Circulation team operates seven days a week with hours 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and phone support 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on weekends. Morning redelivery offered within a limited area. Contact number 304-327-2800.

Obama to withdraw 33,000 Afghanistan troops by next summer

President Obama announced the withdrawal of 33,000 U.S. troops from Afghanistan by next summer to wind down the long war. About 10,000 will leave by year’s end with over 20,000 more by summer 2012, while roughly 70,000 troops remain in a continued combat role.

Washington Barack Obama Afghanistan Obama U.S

Tourism study eyes blueprint for West Virginia growth

A year long study by Accom Technical Services aims to craft a tourism blueprint for West Virginia. Sen. Richard Browning says the plan will diversify the economy and boost growth by linking Hatfield McCoy Trails with white water rafting. Officials note hotel room capacity limits as a barrier to expansion.

West Virginia Welch Accom Technical Services, Inc Arlington Richard Browning Wyoming Browning

Baseball hot dogs and pies mark Bluefield celebration

The Daily Telegraph announces a hometown event at Chicory Square Bluefield on July 1 with free hot dogs and apple pies, autographs from Bluefield Blue Jays, free flags and popcorn, plus caricatures and kids activities. The concert by Bill Archer and Karl Miller starts at noon after a 11:30 a.m. food giveaway.

Luefield Chicory Square Bluefield Daily Telegraph Samantha Perry Cole Chevrolet Bill Archer Karl Miller Hardee’s Bluefield Avenue Bluefield Blue Jays Tome Bone Archer Miller Perry

Lawmakers push bills to curb EPA water rules

Two regional lawmakers advance measures in the U S House to ease EPA water standards and MACT rules. Nick Rahall of West Virginia and Morgan Griffith of Virginia back acts to speed permitting for surface mining and relax regulatory hurdles. Rahall cites uncertainty harming coal communities as the bills seek “common sense protection” for Appalachia.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency U.S House of Representatives Nick Rahall DW Va House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Morgan Griffith Rva EPA Rahall John Mica R.fla Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Mica Army Corps of Engineers Appalachian Appalachia

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