Our Freedoms and Voices of Freedom in Four Seasons Country
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites readers to contribute to a special fall section Our Freedoms Voices of Freedom. It will trace liberty history and invite essays poems and photos about America's freedoms from Four Seasons Country residents. Submissions to Voices of Freedom go to c o Bluefield Daily Telegraph or via email to ttoler bdtonline com with full name and telephone. Tammie Toler is Daily Telegraph news editor.
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News Editor Names and Roles at Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph lists staff including Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bob Redd Cluefield Samantha Perry and Thomas A Colley with executive and managing editors. City County Editor Charles Owens Senior Copy Editor Andy Patton are also named in the masthead.
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Residents urged to stand together for regional healthcare progress
The piece praises Mercer County unity between Bluefield and Princeton amid a landmark January 30 agreement by Princeton Community Hospital and Bluefield Regional Medical Center to create cancer and open heart centers. It notes BRMC's move to relocate the cancer center to Bluefield Virginia, the PCH reaffirmation, and a shared goal of collaboration despite skeptics.
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Public Letters Open for Submissions to Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to send brief letters on public interest topics. Submissions must include writer’s signature address and phone number for publication. Names will be published. Email editor at bdtonline com or fax signed letters to 304 327 6179.
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West Virginia workers and small business burdened by reforms
Douglas Quesinberry of Bramwell denounces Workers' Compensation reforms as tax and slash politics that shift costs to workers and small businesses while failing to curb unscrupulous doctors and lawyers. He cites projected deficits, reduced benefits, and high indirect costs, urging visionary leadership and a new legislature next year. Pamela McCormick of Bluefield appeals for safer driving after a speeding car kills a neighborhood kitten on Oakdell Avenue, urging locals to slow down to protect pets and people.
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