PCH approves fitness center on preserved site in Princeton
Princeton's Project Health and Fitness Center wins board backing to build on the Preservati Property near Morrison Drive and 12th Street Extension. The six acre site divides into two tracts with parking space, costing about 200000 dollars. Executives plan immediate progress after securing a clear deed, with shuttle parking proposals to ease hospital access.
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Princeton
Princeton Community Hospital
Medical Park
Morrison Drive
12Th Street
PCH
Princeton Foundation
Preservati
Compton Construction Co
Compton Construction
Jim Miller
Health and Fitness Center Development Council
Miller
Development Council
Allianaee
Aspit
City Recreation Center
William L. Sheppard
Tom Lilly
Lilly
Kirk Story
PCH Foundation
City Keeps Old Daily Telegraph Building in Bluefield
Bluefield board votes to retain control of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph on Bland Street to prevent demolition. Director Joe Long cites a dream of a downtown coal museum and urges a community effort to fund preservation. Mayor Brammer discusses a potential fundraising campaign with public support anticipated.
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Old Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Bluefield Board of Directors
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bland Street
Joe Long
Tom Co
Colley
West Virginia
U.S
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Congress
West Virginia teachers boost geography via Geo Facts Summer 1994
West Virginia educators gathered at Concord College for Geo Facts Summer 1994 to deepen geography teaching. The event, linked to America 2000 goals, featured geography bees and interactive lessons aimed at integrating geographic literacy into curriculums and boosting student global understanding.
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Athens
Greenland
Chicago
Lake Erie
Lake Mich
South America
Washington, D.C
West Virginia Geographic Alliance
West Virginia
Concord College
Carmen Santiago
Los Angels
Mexico City
Mike Taylor
Wirt County
Taylor
Imeresse Manzo
Ae West Vemma
Sharon Flack
Est V! Department of Educaton
Florida
Session of Virginia Legislature Draws Civil Debate
Virginia Senator Jack Reasor told Bluefield Rotary that 1994 has been unique with special sessions and party leadership in Richmond. He highlighted legislation on educational disparity, Mine Safety Act, welfare reform pilot, three strikes parole limits, harsher drunk driving rules, and license suspension provisions, noting no action on the state song Carry Me Back to Old Virginia.
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Bluefield
Jack Reasor
D-Va
Et Club
Reasor
Virginia General Assembly
George Allen
General Assembly
Tazewell County
Old Dominion
Hieves
Virginia
Fartisan
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Old Virginia
Boucher telecomm bill clears House for Senate review
Rep. Rick Boucher's telecommunications reform measure, passed by the House, would let telephone firms offer cable TV over their networks and permit cable and new providers into local telephone markets. The plan, expected to lower consumer prices through competition, aims to modernize the nation's communications infrastructure with fiber optic lines and broadband tech to boost health care, education, and government data delivery.
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Washington
Rick Boucher
D-Va
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Boucher
U.S
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