Sluss and Lawson win CVMC First Humanitarian Award
The Clinch Valley Medical Center in Richlands names Lisa Sluss and Katsy Lawson as the 2001 Frist Humanitarian Award winners. Sluss is a Raven resident and unit clerk honored for patient care and helping coworkers on days off. Lawson of Richlands is recognized for assisting families in surgery and volunteering with Tri-County Health Clinic and the adult literacy program.
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Tri-County
Karel Fulton
Troy Sarver
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Lane Nominated to International Trade Commission
Charleston AP state PSC member Charlotte Lane awaits Senate confirmation of her nomination by President Bush to the U.S. International Trade Commission. If confirmed, she would serve the remainder of a nine year term expiring Sept. 16, 2009. The move follows tariff actions and a sharp debate over steel imports affecting Wheeling-Pittsburgh, Weirton Steel, and others.
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Crucifixion re-enactment draws crowd in Princeton Easter observance
In Princeton the Resurrection re-enactment led by Exodus Drama Group drew hundreds as Roman soldiers marched Christ and two convicts along Mercer Street. Actors described the scene as emotionally powerful and educational for children, with spectators noting the aim to convey the crucifixion's meaning. Local residents praised the portrayal and its impact on understanding for all ages.
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Princeton Town Center
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Lloyd Robbins
Brenda Smith
Kyle Asbury
Bluefield
Sarah Baker
Debbie Toler
Adam Sibley
Joseph Lewis
Matthew Adkins
Randy Dennis
John
Jackie Sibley
Mary
Exodus
Police blotter highlights local theft and safety cases
March 29 trespassing report at 400 block Thornton Avenue as resident woke to sounds in home. a back door fled, nothing missing. Destruction of property notes a door hasp pried at Tropical Sun off Stafford Drive with no entry. March 28 grand larceny at 400 block Brown Street: tools worth over $1 stolen from construction trailer. Other items include mailbox prying attempt at Courthouse Plaza Apartments, shoplifting at Acme Market for meat, and a sexual assault report on Tabernacle Hill Road. Two girls placed in grandparents custody after neglect findings. DHHR notified.
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W.A. Peery
Stafford Drive
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T.A. Gray
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M.B. Gergely
Courthouse Plaza Apartments
Mercer
North View Drive
Princeton
State Department of Health and
Human Resources
A.D. Beasley
Tabernacle Hill Road
J.E. Parks
C.T. Lowe
Acme
New Hope Road
Glenwood
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