Bramwell Seeks Preserve America Status for revival push
Bramwell residents advance a plan to restore Victorian town heritage with a 50,000 grant for Holy Trinity Episcopal Church renovation and organ rebuild. Projects include Rails-to-dining cars, Bluestone Church and School restoration, plus a performing arts center.
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Police blotter hits and runs and disturbances in Bluefield area
Police log covers a hit and run near the Economy Inn in Bluefield with no report, alarm on Shady Avenue set off by owner, and an investigation by Patrolman A.B. Palmer. A fight in progress at the Community Center was not located. A possible kidnapping at Hardee s was unfounded as Patrolman C.S. Myers investigated. A suspicious person led to a female being transported from a vacant Jones Street building by Patrolman J.D. Vance. Destruction of property on Penmar Avenue had no report. Loud music on Grandview Road involved underage consumption. officers noted options. Domestic disturbance on Union Street remained verbal. Bluefield Avenue case report unavailable. Altercation on Stony Ridge Road prompted intake process advised.
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Grandview Road
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Bluefield Avenue
Stony Ridge Road
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RSVP public meeting in Bluefield on neighborhood safety
BLUEFIELD RSVP holds a public meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at the Greater Bluefield Community Center 703 College Ave Bluefield with speakers from the Bluefield City Police Department Neighborhood Watch and RSVP representative EC Browning and other groups. An open forum follows with quarterly meetings planned between Bluefield and Princeton. For info call 425 1911. BECKLEY and PRINCETON separate notices follow.
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Health officials launch CHAMPION plan to curb obesity
Virginia health officials plan eight regional meetings across Southwest Virginia to shape the CHAMPION program, a statewide effort addressing inactivity obesity and nutrition. Dr. John Dreyzner notes more than half of Southwest Virginia adults are overweight or obese, with 58.8 percent in 2002. The Wytheville session runs March 9 10 at the Holiday Inn, inviting schools civic groups businesses and faith organizations to focus on factors prevention and policy recommendations. The effort aims to create a strategic plan and electronic resource guide for obesity data and programs statewide.
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