Bluefield PSA, Sanitary Board clash over sewer deal
The Bluefield Sanitary Board and PSA leaders clash over a proposed sewer project tied to a $170,000 Shott Foundation pledge. Barrett questions a final contract and where the sewer would go, while Hess urges mutual agreement to move the project forward. Supervisors request negotiations strictly with the PSA. PSA officials plan further talks with the Bluefield Sanitary Board. Barrett hopes the project can become a reality with Bluefield ready to assist.
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Frog Level author gift book on local history
Witten recalls years of work on a 200 page hardback compiling The Clinch Valley News articles from 1933 to 1976. The book will sell July 4 at the Historic Crab Orchard Museum with Witten autographing copies, printed with a green frog cover.
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Residents urge keep Wade as hearings wrap Bluefield Princeton closings
Public hearings on closing Wade and Cumberland Heights elementary schools in Bluefield and Mercer County plans for Bluefield and Princeton drew residents who urged the board to keep Wade open. Speakers argued Wade and Ramsey serve minority communities. others pressed for delaying or rejecting the plan pending new school sites and public input.
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Dinosaur eggs scanned by CAT in Boulder lab reveal embryo clues
Paleontologists Florence and Charlie Magovern of Boulder display three dinosaur eggs bought from Chinese dealers. A CAT scanner at an animal hospital was used to image the fossilized shells, with staff adapting the machine to read rock as bone and tissue. The team aims to identify species from egg embryos.
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Scientist notes cautious progress in dinosaur egg imaging
Greenberg describes initial imaging of dinosaur eggs with a CT scan showing a hatching hole. He hopes remaining eggs are intact for embryo imaging, noting that no photograph of a complete dinosaur fetus has yet been captured.
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