Mount View High School to undergo major renovations
renovations at Mount View High School will create a combined middle school and high school complex. The state plans up to 750000 for upgrades including a new middle school entrance, tech improvements, distance learning facilities, and a B to C building corridor. Northfork and WelchMiddle schools have been merged with Mount View, with work expected to start in spring and aim to have the middle school ready by September.
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WELCH
Mount View High School
Welch Middle School
Northfork Middle School
McDowell County
Mark Manchin
Manchin
State
Mount View Middle School
Northfork
Charles Owens
Cowens
Bottonline
Midway group plans meeting to push culvert upgrades
Bluefield residents led by Glenn Tabor urge lawmakers and officials to view their case firsthand at a 7 p.m. meeting April 18 at Midway Church of Christ. They seek lights for Hale's Culvert, traffic counts, water drainage fixes and debris removal, with officials invited from city, county and state levels. Tabor has coordinated with highway officials for a formal traffic count.
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Midway Organization
Bluefield
Midway
Glenn Tabor
City Board of Directors
Hale
Norfolk
Southern
Easley
Tabor
Fellowship Hall
Midway Church of Christ
State Department of Highway
Physician Dr Cunningham Plea Hearing Set In Fraud Case
A federal information charges Dr Dean S Cunningham of Bluefield for defrauding Medicaid of 214000 by billing for non covered gynecological and weight loss services and for no show patients. U S District Judge David A Faber set a guilty plea hearing for 10 30 a m May 6 in Bluefield federal court.
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Bluefield
Dean S. Cunningham
North Street
Cunningham
U.S
David A. Faber
West Virginia
Federal Court
United Way Reaches Fundraising Goal In 2001 Campaign
Bluefield Virginia United Way of the Virginias says its 2001 drive exceeded the $457,000 goal, bringing in $460,197.51 amid storms and national events. Campaign chair Charlotte Sacre credited volunteers and businesses and noted an additional $80,000 raised for combined casualties. Sacre will step down. Bluefield Mayor Bill King to lead 2002 efforts.
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Bluefield
United Way of the Virginias, Inc
Charlotte Sacre
United Way of the Virginias
Sacre
West Virginia
Virginia
New York City
Washington D.C
United Way
Bill King
King
Julie Johnson
United Way of the
Virginias
Court dismisses pharmacy from OxyContin civil suit
In Bluefield a federal judge dismissed Bradshaw Pharmacy from the Baker v Purdue Pharma case over fraudulent joinder. The ruling preserves complete diversity and leaves the suit against the remaining manufacturers and distributors intact. The judge denied remand to state court and left discovery motions unresolved.
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Bluefield
McDowell County
U.S
David A Faber
West Virginia
Bradshaw Pharmacy
Sharon Faye Baker
Purdue Pharma, L.P
Faber
Baker
Chastity Cassidy
Purdue Pharma
The
Perdue Frederick Co
Purdue Pharmaceuticals
L.P
PF Laboratories, Inc
PRA Holdings, Inc
Abbott Laboratories
Abbott Laboratories, Inc
John Doe
Bradshaw
Pardue
Purdue
McDowell Circuit
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bdtonline
Beckley man back in prison for supervised release violation
Timothy Peck, a Beckley man who served 63 months for crack cocaine distribution in 1995 and recently released, will serve 12 more months for violating supervised release after four marijuana positives in two months. He requested placement at a federal prison camp in Butler, N C, citing drug treatment and work programs. Judge Faber set an unsecured $10,000 bond and ordered self reporting on April 29.
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Bluefield
Beckley
Timothy
Ty” Peck
Peck
David Bungard
U.S
John L. File
File
Charleston
David A. Faber
West Virginia
Faber
Butler
N.C
Bureau of Prisons
U.S. Marshals Office
Bill Archer
Barcher
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Kevin Hurst
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Troy Sarver
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