Sunday May 6 2007 headlines and notices
A readable fragment from a May 6 2007 Sunday page mentions events and notices. The text lists the date twice and a stray fragment bdtenline cam, offering little context beyond the newspaper date.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2007
Page
1
A readable fragment from a May 6 2007 Sunday page mentions events and notices. The text lists the date twice and a stray fragment bdtenline cam, offering little context beyond the newspaper date.
Partly cloudy with a high around 64. Winds east-northeast at 7-15 mph. Steve Hewitt, City Administrator of Greensburg, Kansas, describes the tornado devastation as the town and many staff homes are destroyed and warns of the challenge to rebuild and return to work.
Grant applications being accepted Bluefield foundation seeks 501 c 3 nonprofits in Mercer and Tazewell counties to request grants April 1 to July 2. Call (304) 324-0222 or write Community Foundation of the Virginias Bluefield WV 24701 for guidelines.
The West Virginia Daily lists pick and daily numbers reflecting a local lottery draw. Results show Play 3 0 4 3, Daily 4 1 6 5, Pick 3 5 8 9 and Pick 4 3 1 3 0. No further context provided.
To solve any problems concerning your paper's delivery, contact the Telegraph re delivery line at 304 327 2802 from 7 am to 12 pm seven days.
The board of One Teen Challenge on February 27 approved building a new facility for girls to address drug and alcohol abuse like the program does for boys. A fundraising drive and in-kind donations effort is now underway to support construction amid a network of nearly 300 centers. The program offers 12 to 14 months of life management training, spiritual and academic instruction, work and ethics training, and emotional development.
After decades without service Bramwell Hill residents see water relief from recent rainfall. Longtime resident Eugene Lavender notes mines closed in the 1930s caused subsidence of the water supply forcing cisterns. Water from rain and a spring near Maybeury refill the cisterns used for washing and flushing. Cisterns are concrete tanks about 9 to 10 feet across and 10 feet deep, averaging 2,000 to 5,000 gallons, with Lavender reporting his holding the larger amount.
David Bishop, 58, of Peterstown leads the Mercer County Chapter of the Christian Motorcyclists Association and along with his wife assists prison ministry. They ride Harleys into Southern Regional Jail to share their faith with inmates and encourage them through the Bill Glass Ministry.
The U S Postal Service outlines upcoming stamp price hikes set for May 14 raising a single stamp from 39 to 41 cents. Forever Stamps, now 33 cents, will also rise to 41 cents but can still be used after May 14. Mike Hamm notes Forever Stamps protect buyers against future increases.
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