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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2012
Page
1
A five week old female piglet named Pukalani was found roaming the lobby of a hotel near Honolulu airport. The pig is healthy, bottle fed by a volunteer, and expected to grow large. Adoption planned when older as humane society tracks breed and story online.
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The Princeton Building Commission unanimously approved financing with First Community Bank to buy the former First Community Bank building on Mercer Street and convert it into municipal offices. The loan at 2.925 percent would cost about $13,000 monthly. few attendees, mostly city officials, supported the plan. David R. Farley, a Mercer Street property owner since 1985, urged the project as downtown revitalization and city hall downtown.
Four area volunteer fire departments ответ to a structure fire at 3024 Eagle Crest Road Camp Creek. Bluestone Valley chief Tim Farley said the blaze started in a manufactured home near propane tanks and was fed when gas lines burned through. The house is a total loss though occupants were not present on arrival.
West Virginia Coal Association president Bill Raney issued a statement urging Friends of Coal to press U S senators Jay Rockefeller and Joe Manchin to back James Inhofe s Senate resolution under the Congressional Review Act. The measure seeks to review EPA rules on utility MACT standards finalized in December 2011.
Bluefield Area Transit reports a 10,742 rise in bus riders over December 2011 to February 2012 versus the prior year period. BAT manager Patrick McKinney notes higher fuel costs drive more riders and expects numbers to ease when fuel prices fall.
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