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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2000
Page
7
Kathy Kish reflects on ending a theater season and losing her Roseanne character. She recalls past roles, cast memories, and the emotional void that follows the final performance of You Say Tomatoes and Belles, while planning summer chores and garden work.
Peter Tork and James Lee Stanley perform at Bluefield State College Basic Science Auditorium on May 17 at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $5 and are available via call to 327-4186 or in person at the Campus Life office in the Student Union.
Bluefield State College invites local youths ages 10 to 16 to join the National Youth Sports Program with free enrollment for families meeting Department of Health and Human Services income guidelines. Applications available at target schools or by calling 327 4187 for those not in listed schools.
Last year’s NYSP camp enrolled 295 youths and averaged 188 attendees over five weeks while offering 25 jobs and over 8,450 meals. The program provides free meals, medical screenings, T shirts, sports including basketball and swimming, health and education lessons, and engages 25 local businesses through donations. Enrollment is limited to ages 10 to 16 with a June to July schedule and an orientation on June 17 at Bluefield State College.
Kathy Kish explains that Bluefield's historic Bluefield Passenger Station was torn down around 1970 to widen Princeton Avenue, a move tied to urban renewal funds and a push for bigger changes. The old city hall later escaped demolition, and archives hold drawings and park entrance stones from the station.
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