Obama vows to defeat ISIS as Brussels attacks loom
President Obama in Buenos Aires calls Islamic State his top priority and rejects Republican calls for Muslim neighborhood surveillance as counterproductive. He defends a steady air campaign in Iraq and Syria while criticizing Ted Cruz and Donald Trump for proposing harsher curbs. He warns aggressive tactics could aid IS recruitment and emphasizes an intelligent approach.
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Walking so missionaries don't have to event in Bluefield
East River Church teens in Bluefield Va will walk 10 miles through town to raise funds for missionaries. Fifth annual event led by Sarah Dillon aims to show the cross meaning of Easter while soliciting donations for transportation and equipment for global missionaries. About 15 to 20 youths aged 12 to 18 participate, carrying a 6 foot wooden cross. The loop starts at 9 a.m. at 197 Business Rd and returns to the church, with support from Tazewell County Deputy Bill Asbury and a parent escort vehicle. Contact Charles Boothe.
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Bikers for Christ host Spring Fling ride for foster kids in Princeton
Bikers for Christ East River Mountain Chapter sponsor the 2nd Annual Nianne's Ride for the Kids April 9 in Princeton to raise funds for the Mercer County Foster Care Association. Organizer Tracy Sibley notes last year had 219 bikes and aims higher.
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Jury verdict in babysitting case draws emotion from courtroom
A pediatrician testified on May 30 2014 that injuries resembled those from a rollover crash while prosecutors blamed Bolin for Corey Whites ongoing injuries. The jury delivered verdicts. Bolin may face two to 15 years after bond was revoked. Corey remains blind and relies on aids, with lasting neurological issues.
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Death investigation continues into Tazewell woman
In Tazewell County investigators probe the March 18 death of Danielle Pruett, 29, who was reported missing March 17. Sheriff Brian Hieatt said clues are being pursued, including cell phone searches and surveillance footage, as a suspect remains unidentified in jail on unrelated charges. A large search centered near Graham Recreation Park followed the discovery of Pruett’s vehicle near Gov. G. C. Peery Highway.
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Sex offender Gillenwater sentenced in child case
Gillenwater received a 20 to 40 year prison term with 542 days credit and possible discharge in 18.5 years. He will be under life supervision after release and must register as a sex offender for life. Atty John McGinnis said he favored not putting the child through trial and called it the best outcome for the family and girl. He was remanded to Southern Regional Jail to await state prison transfer.
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