Obama warns graduates walls won t fix a changing world
President Barack Obama at Rutgers University challenges the idea of isolationism and ignorance as threats to progress. He criticizes rejecting facts and science, urges graduates to pursue global cooperation, and notes the looming GOP nomination battle. Christie endorses Trump and skips the speech.
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N.J
Barack Obama
United States
Donald Trump
Obama
Rutgers University
U.S
Trump
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Bernie Sanders
Rutgers
White House
New Jersey
Chris Christie
Christie
Princeton University
America
West Virginia trooper Murray earns Superintendent's Award
Trooper D R Murray received the Superintendent's Award joining colleagues from the Welch detachment and commanders in a ceremony. He led a rapid double murder investigation in Litwar, producing two suspects within 38 hours, one confessing to the shooting and the other to being present. The Welch unit contributed to arrest, drug seizures, and recovered property, with praise from Kane for teamwork and dedication. Murray previously served with Bluefield Princeton police and the National Guard, and once wrote of his dream to become a state trooper.
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C.F. Kane
Murray
Litwar
Kane
West Virginia
D.R. Murray
District 6
Brad Mankins
Monroe County
C.K. McKenzie
McDowell County
McDowell
West
Kim Miller
Princeton
Doug Miller
Daily Telegraph
Doug (Miller
State Police
Welch
Guyandotte River
Tyson Towers Apartments
JS. McCarty
Tyson Towers
J.R. Coburn
Mercer County
Union
All Together Arts Week expands Mercer County outreach
The Mercer County Arts Commission launches All Together Arts Week across Mercer County with gallery hops and parades to unite artists of literary, performing, visual and healing arts. Organizers expect growing participation and emphasize collaboration, discovery, and community involvement.
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McKinney
Mercer County Commission
Mercer County
Bluefield
Carla Fry
All Together
Dick Copeland Square
Jenipher Jones
In God We Trust event hosts food and car show
West described a day of festivities including a car show hosted by East River Street Red Association and sponsored by New Graham Pharmacy and Jim's Precision Body Works. Admission is free with free face painting and bouncy houses, concerts noon to 9 pm, a Blessing of the Bikes at 2 pm, and a cornhole tournament at 1 pm. Donations to the school food banks can be mailed to 202 Hill Avenue Bluefield VA 24605 or given at the event. contact 304-952-6980.
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East River Street Red Association
New Graham Pharmacy
Jim’s
Precision Body Works
Vest
In God We Trust
Tazewell
Cedar Bluff
Bluefield
Blake Stowers
Lstowers
Bstonline
Mercer County Landfill Recycles Electronics Free of Charge
WVDEP REAP notes spike in discarded electronics in illegal dumps as expensive TVs and monitors flood roadside trash. Mercer County Landfill accepts most electronics at no special fee, charging the standard disposal rate of $2.30 per 100 pounds. Testerman states towers and devices are recycled, while TVs may face higher costs.
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Department of Environmental Protection
WVDEP
REAP
Mercer County
Eli Testerman
Testerman
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