The Emeralds Join Princeton SummerFest Lineup
SummerFest adds The Emeralds formerly The Redcoats to perform Friday June 8 at Princeton City Park stage area. The festival runs June 2 to 16 with a free Wrestling Show June 10 and Chili Cook-Off June 9.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2001
Page
3
SummerFest adds The Emeralds formerly The Redcoats to perform Friday June 8 at Princeton City Park stage area. The festival runs June 2 to 16 with a free Wrestling Show June 10 and Chili Cook-Off June 9.
Sun Valley hosts a breakfast for teachers with PTO volunteers. Spanishburg staff receive lasagna dinner and T shirts from Hair Studio and Day Spa. Glenwood staff get Pay Day bars and notes. Luncheon planned June 11. Princeton Middle hosts luncheon daily drawing breakfast and a gift. Oakvale visits deliver gifts. Whitethorn plans parent teacher lunch and Friday luncheon. Bramwell PTA gifts bags while service personnel get lunch. St Luke’s Hospital gives gift bags and Bluefield Rescue flowers. Pike View provides doughnuts and coffee.
The Falcons traded three draft picks for Michael Vick, a 20 year old Virginia Tech quarterback. He ran the 40 in 4.36 at rookie minicamp, the fastest among 19 draftees and undrafted players, before an upset stomach sidelined him briefly. Vick led college football in passing efficiency as a redshirt freshman and starred in the 2000 championship game.
Bluefield officials discuss a new building permit policy affecting licensed contractors after concerns were raised about fees on low end projects. City Manager Ron Crabtree says the policy aims to protect residents, while emphasizing the need for flexibility during emergencies and weekends.
Newport News Virginia state police say Pvt. Christopher Halstead, 19, a Fort Eustis helicopter mechanic, was killed early Wednesday when the car he drove was rear ended by a tractor trailer and dragged about 300 feet on Interstate 64. The truck driver, 30-year-old Russell M. Carter of Hanover County, faces reckless driving charges and possible further counts.
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