Local News Briefs March 1 2005
Brief items from Tuesday March 1 2005 cover community notices and regional developments. Readers in the area look to BDtonline for updates on local government, public services, and upcoming events.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2005
Page
2
Brief items from Tuesday March 1 2005 cover community notices and regional developments. Readers in the area look to BDtonline for updates on local government, public services, and upcoming events.
Today snow showers bring 2 to 4 inches of accumulation with highs near 30. West winds 10 to 15 mph gusting to 30 mph reduce wind chill to as low as 10 above. Also notes Mathena Center providing artists a venue and a vandalism fire at Bartley school A-2 McDowell.
In Richmond British Columbia a man was found asleep with the car running and a screwdriver in the ignition. Police alerted by a passer by could not wake him by bullhorn. He woke as officers arrived and the car could be kept from rolling away. He faces charges of possessing stolen property and three counts of probation violation possibly by Monday.
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The region faces two more days of wintry weather with blowing and drifting snow and 2 to 4 inches of additional snowfall. Forecasters say the wintry mix may ease by Monday afternoon, though the winter storm advisory remains in effect until 5 a.m. Tuesday.
A plan approved by Virginia lawmakers to cut the state food tax from 4 percent to 2.5 percent in total by July 1 could lure West Virginia shoppers across the border. Border counties hope the 1.5 percent state portion will boost grocery sales, with WV critics noting their higher taxes. Local business owners anticipate notable cross-border shopping shifts as families save on weekly groceries.
Sgt Jeremiah Adam Grogan and his family gather at his parents' Princeton home after his yearlong deployment with the Army National Guard's 201st Field Artillery Battery C in Hinton. He says he enjoyed the mission and felt he made a difference, first stopping at the Texas Steakhouse in Princeton.
A car bomber struck police and national guard recruits outside a medical clinic south of Baghdad, killing at least 115 and wounding 132 in Hillah. Victims suffered severe injuries as debris littered the street. the blast was the deadliest single attack of the two year insurgency.
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