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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2004
Page
5
Dudley Primary School in Bluefield Va will host a kindergarten orientation on Wednesday at 1 pm. Children will ride a bus while parents meet teachers at the school on Tazewell Avenue.
Don Pellilo praises Miller as the embodiment of Scoutlike character while noting his rise from 20 000 to 20 million dollars in annual sales and expansion from two to 200 employees. Miller credits area support, leads Marshall Miller & Associates with 10 offices in nine states plus locations in Canada China and South America, and chairs WVU Foundation board.
McDowell County police officer Matthew Savidge 22 coalwood was arrested Tuesday on sexual abuse in the first degree involving a 13 year old girl. He appeared before McDowell County Magistrate Pete Beavers with bond set at 10000 and was remanded after failing to post. Trooper C K McKenzie said the juvenile’s family reported the incident and Savidge was placed on administrative leave. Keystone Mayor Buck Wade deflected further questions to state police.
Bluefield Virginia residents voiced demand for leadership changes at a public session. Harris credited the turnout with a clear message that the town’s voices have felt ignored by the council and pledged ongoing growth along Route 460 and the Southside.
Bluefield Virginia voters re-elected council members Don Harris and councilman Trigg. Harris emphasizes leadership change while focusing on older Bluefield sections. Trigg expresses gratitude and aims to attract a downtown grocery store as the town council plans growth with water sewer and infrastructure. Jones also expresses optimism for continued development and improved services. Water turnout described as heavy by County Registrar Betty McCall.
Seventh graders Caitlin Shields and Lindsey Flinchum explored how eye color is inherited, finding maternal genes often influence color. Teammates Hilari Barton and Laura Keffer surveyed peers, blue eyes common, challenging their brown eye hypothesis. Other projects included cheating physics in baseball and alfalfa versus timothy forage effects on calf weight, judged by Concord College educators.
Authorities interview witnesses in a mistreatment case. Sgt. Crowder said more charges may follow as the investigation by Christian continues. Perkins was arraigned last week on the charges and released on a 50000 bond. Searches of his home and classroom uncovered child adult material. evidence was sent to the state crime lab in Charleston. Perkins is not currently teaching.
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