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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2008

Page

5

Urban forestry expert aids Bluefield tree board meeting

Jennifer Brashears, certified arborist with West Virginia Division of Forestry, leads Bluefield residents and Athens Tree Board members through urban forestry concepts. She stresses public safety, explains that urban trees have limited life expectancy, and endorses pruning methods over topping while promoting a free workshop at Herb Sims Youth Center with practical pruning guidance.

Bluefield E.F. Hutton Jennifer Brashears Brashears West Virginia Division of Forestry College Avenue Athens Tree Board Tom Ford Carol Board Liz Roth Stuart Shinault Asplandic Appalachian Power Tim Probert Bluefield Tree Board Asplandh Tree Board Probert College Avenue’ Baptist Church Shinault Herb Sims Stadium Drive Goodtreecare West Virginia

West Virginia House approves fee hike for environment fund

The House backed SB622 to create a special fund to preserve West Virginia’s outdoor heritage, funding farmland and forest lands, wildlife habitats, and historic properties with $5 increases to reporting fees and lien releases. Critics argued fees rise burdens on home buyers, while supporters cited public support and benefits for future generations.

Charleston House West Virginia Tim Manchin D-Marion West Manchin Harry Keith White D-Mingo

Police blotter March incidents at local lodgings and streets

On March 5 at the Econo Lodge on Cumberland Road an unwanted guest left before arrival. A disturbance at the same location led to subjects being escorted off the property. A tractor-trailer stuck at Cherry Street and Carolina Avenue was moved. March 4 entries include wallet theft at Cole Harley, a missing manhole cover at Washington Street and College Avenue, a door bell disturbance at 1326 Augusta, fallen trees on Montclair Street, and a robbery at a drug store on Bland Street and South Street with one arrest.

Cumberland Road Prim.a.b. Palmer Econo Lodge Ptim A.B. Palmer Cherry Street Carolina Avenue S.N. Horton Cole Harley Ptm H.E. Naurhannell Washington Street College Avenue Prim J.T. Brooks Augusta Prim. H.E. Naumann Montclair Street Bland Street South Street Cpl M.D. McPherson

West Virginia budget talks stumble over pension costs

Hel mick warned teachers and lawmakers that a quick accord on merging 19 164 Teachers Defined Contribution members and funding gaps may be impossible before midnight Saturday. The session faces a 660 million shortfall in police and fire pensions, with Charleston and Huntington seeking state aid while others urge local revenue fixes. Lawmakers also advanced a stream protection bill ending Tier 2.5 and granted pay raises to legislators, while weighing different teacher and state worker pay packages and a sales-tax approach for city funding.

Helmick House Senate American Federation of Teachers-West Virginia Charleston Huntington Manchin Lara Ramsburg

West Virginia weighs bills on schools guns taxes and teachers

Senate bills propose schools could teach 6th to 12th graders about guns and hunting. House made the program optional. Judges in Mercer County Wayne County and the Potomac Highlands could gain new trial judges if a Senate measure passes. PROMISE loans for state scholars shifted to a yearlong study. Inventory tax credits and senior homeowner protections move toward House votes. Stream protections scrap Tier 2.5. Teacher pay raises advance while recruiting bonuses in shortage areas falter.

West Virginia Senate House Mercer County Wayne County Potomac Highlands Manchin Promise

Narrows Livestock Auction report March 1 sales summary

Narrows Va. Narrows Livestock Auction Market Inc reports March 1 sales. Stock feeder cattle 121 head: steers 200-800 lbs cross ranges. heifers 200-800 lbs mostly midrange. Holstein steers 200-600 lbs 60-101. slaughter cattle 23 head with cows and bulls priced. sheep 44 head with lambs 90-115 lbs. goats 15-80. hogs 2. baby calves 12. cows with calves 3 pairs 820-960. bred cows and heifers 27 head 300-880.

Narrows Narrows Livestock Auction Market Inc

Assembly lawmakers weigh budget and transportation fixes

Assembly members debated budget cuts and transportation funding with Puckett noting the lottery may fund itself and some senators urging delay to April veto actions. Printing the full budget for 140 delegates could take 12 to 15 hours, delaying a vote as divisions persist among budget, judges, and transportation. The veto session is set for April 28.

Puckett House Jerry McReynolds Dan Bowling Cazewell McReynolds

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