May 5 2011 Events Noted in Local Paper
The May 5 2011 edition highlights events and notices from the region. Details reference local organizations and upcoming dates, with brief summaries of meetings, sales, and public notices.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2011
Page
1
The May 5 2011 edition highlights events and notices from the region. Details reference local organizations and upcoming dates, with brief summaries of meetings, sales, and public notices.
The forecast calls for sunny skies today with temperatures in the mid 60s. Northwest winds around 10 mph keep conditions pleasant and not as cool as recent days.
In a move reported on May 4 2011 the Rams announce hiring of former NFL players to their staff. The update appears amid a broader market snapshot showing Dow Jones Nasdaq and S&P movements with modest declines and volume noted.
Mercer County deputies search for 85 year old Albert William Inscore missing since 4 am Wednesday from his home on Bluefield Princeton Road. Search focuses near Roselawn Memorial Gardens with fire and EMS called to assist. Inscore is not known to wander from home.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers 1 0 6 and Daily 4 numbers 0 8 9 2. Virginia Pick 3 8 9 3 and Pick 4 1 4 2 3.
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Massey Energy confirms 3 million per deceased miner family as it files proxy with the SEC in a move tied to Alpha Natural Resources bid for Massey. The document notes April 2010 Upper Big Branch explosion, ongoing civil and criminal probes, and the retirement package for Don Blankenship.
Tazewell County will renovation several schools this summer with new air conditioning and other repairs. Bids close today and winners will be announced at the May 9 school board meeting. Projects include units at Tazewell High Richlands High and Graham Middle, funded by 1.8 million in federal stimulus.
A Princeton Senior High School valedictorian case tests Mercer County Board of Education policy on grade rankings. The court heard a challenge arguing the move from the old letter and numerical system to a quality points method, with state boards urged to grant waivers to keep prior grading.
Tazewell County will appoint a new PSA administrator as Jim Spencer shifts to focus on economic development. The county board consolidates PSA and county administration duties, with Spencer keeping county administrator duties and a new PSA head to be hired. Margie Douglas remains economic development and tourism director.
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