Monday June 30 2008 North Ridge News Brief
A brief item from bdtonline.com dated Monday June 30 2008 reports local updates and upcoming events with emphasis on community notices and calendar items. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2008
Page
1
A brief item from bdtonline.com dated Monday June 30 2008 reports local updates and upcoming events with emphasis on community notices and calendar items. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Partly to mostly cloudy with scattered afternoon storms and a high near 70. Quote of the day cites Jason den Enting, manager of a Dutch coffee shop, noting the EU ban on tobacco in bars and restaurants while marijuana sales remain allowed in coffee shops.
In Arlington Washington the staff at Dr Keith Leonards dental office rode to work when gas hit four dollars a gallon. Ten riders and two bicyclists joined from Leonard s home four miles from the office under a special permit from city officials. Leonard called the ride one horse power and said it aimed to urge patients to use alternative transport.
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Bluefield officials told long time flea market vendors they may need to relocate this summer if a deal with the U S General Services Administration is reached. City Manager Mark Henne says Social Security or another federal project could occupy the Princeton Avenue site, requiring parking building renovations and a move for the weekly market to another area.
Democratic candidate Barack Obama has more than double the campaign money in West Virginia than John McCain, yet faces an uphill battle in a state that has backed Republicans in the last two elections. FEC filings also show Hillary Clinton outspent Obama three to one last month before the May 13 primary.
Princeton will not hold its traditional Fourth of July fireworks at City Park due to safety concerns and lack of a suitable site. City Manager Wayne Shumate cited traffic and parking problems on Morrison Drive that could impede emergency access, noting past shows near Hunnicutt Field. Regional displays remain scheduled.
Capts Aaron and Kelly Goldfarb recently left Baltimore to serve as officers and pastors in Princeton West Virginia. They note Mercer County’s friendliness and higher Salvation Army profile, aiming to meet the region’s needs through full-time ministry.
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