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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2003
Page
3
A local fishing club in Falls Mills aims to engage residents and boost community involvement with fishing events and outreach. The story highlights club goals, member enthusiasm, and upcoming activities to attract participation.
A month-long beginner course meets Thursdays 7 to 9 pm starting March 13 in Mahood Hall 310. Enrollment limited to 20. to register call 327 4424.
West Virginia Daily lists ongoing draw numbers with West Virginia Lottery results. The page shows Daily 3 and Daily 4 digits and Virginia Pick 3 and Pick 4 figures, indicating recent lottery outcomes and quick-number tallies.
In Giles County Virginia the hunt for two men presumed drowned after their boat overturned on the New River entered a third day. Rescue crews worked along Ripplemead area to recover the missing men and their vessel after witnesses saw them cling to the boat before both disappeared during a fishing trip on March 7.
Tazewell County School Superintendent Brenda Lawson recommended a 2.25 percent salary increase for teachers and staff. The school board did not act yet. A public hearing is set for Monday March 17 at 7 p.m. at Tazewell Middle School for input on the 2003 04 operating budget and the salary plan. Lois Mullins, president of the Tazewell Education Association, said teachers welcomed the proposed raise and hoped for more, though they understand limits.
Gov. Wise’s staff explores declaring the Workers’ Compensation Division insolvent. Bankruptcy attorneys see no state agency precedent for declaring bankruptcy. The division faces a roughly $3 billion deficit and $1 million daily underfunding, with cash possibly exhausted in about 16 months after legislative failure.
A Dunbar firm won a 388 179 construction contract for a seven tenths mile access road to Princeton Virginian Industrial Park. The road from WV 104 north to the park will have two lanes 11 to 12 feet wide with shoulders 3 to 4 feet wide. City Manager Doug Freeman calls it great news.
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