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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1994

Page

17

Bluefield Va council members bid farewell before reorganizational meeting

Bluefield Virginia council members Betty Janutolo and Walter Sowers bid farewell after eight years of service as Don Harris and David Anderson prepared to take seats. The town approved its 1994 95 budget of 3 065 644 and new water rates while keeping tax rates steady. Residents along Skyline Drive raised erosion concerns at Beaver Pond and the council agreed to send Thompson and Litton engineers to assess and assist property owners. The council reaffirmed support for the town dog ordinance amid warmer weather and increased barking.

Bluefield Betty Janutolo Walter Sowers Janutolo Sowers Don Harris David Anderson Dave Bowers Cecile Barrett Art Mead Skyline Drive Beaver Pond Patsy Valach Thompson and Litton

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A partial clipping recalls past events in Bluefield and Bramwell with mentions of outdoor workers in hot weather, downtown revitalization, a Bramwell council tie breaking vote, and a Naval training center entry for Frank L. Lindamood.

Frank L. Lindamood Walker L. Lindamood Bluefield U.S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill

Adventurous Knights Medieval Fair Opens Summer Reading

Princeton Public Library kicks off the 1994 Adventurous Knights Summer Reading program with a July 9 Medieval Fair on the Municipal Building lawn. More than 320 preschool through sixth graders have signed up. events run 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. featuring a men in tights contest, storytellers, archery, jousting, armor making, a castle siege game, catapult demo, mud wrestling, and T shirt giveaways.

Princeton Princeton Public Library Connie Clay April Schumacher Robin Hood He-Man Heat- Pump-Man Bat- Man King Poppycock Rick Schumacher Clay Pult Waey Radio Fred Gilbert

Water project in Buchanan Tazewell gains state funds

The first phase of a proposed Buchanan County and Tazewell County water system is funded by a 1994 Virginia Community Development and Block grants. The $4.2 million project aims to serve 176 households near Whitewood and create 143 jobs, with a mid to late summer groundbreaking planned.

Buchanan-Tazewell Water Project Jewell Ridge Buchanan Tazewell Virginia Mony Buchanshire Buchanan County Tazewell County Bill Cimino George Allen Cimino Public Service Authorities State Health Department Whitewood Tazewell Psa Jim Spencer Sona PSA

State school systems submit wish lists

Charleston County schools seek more than 300 million dollars with Mercer requesting nine million for construction. The School Building Authority plans to borrow up to 145 million, while a new funding formula ties allocations to need. Fifty counties request 301.2 million, with projects across Wayne, Kanawha, Wyoming counties and others under review.

Charleston County Mercer Mercer County Schools Princeton Bluefield Sun Valley School Building Authority Authority Mem Bers Hank Marockie Authority Jim Cerra Clacy Williams Wayne County Buffalo Ceredo-Kenova Vinson Kanawha East Bank DuPont Wyoming County

Trail plan links Grundy to Royal City on old turnpike

A 3.5 mile historic bicycle and pedestrian trail from Grundy to Royal City will be funded by the Commonwealth’s Surface Transportation Program. The Old Kentucky Turnpike Trail, rooted in an Indian hunting path and later westward explorers’ route, will receive 220000 dollars to create a 10 foot path.

Rundy Buchanan County Commonwealth Kentucky Turnpike Royal City Grundy Ken Stroupe George Allen Mike Young Grundy Town

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