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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2001
Page
9
District 2 Kimberly A. Long outlines plans to grow Bluefield, curb brain drain, and involve youth. District 3 Richard Dillon, Jr and Deb Sarver push tax and license fee reforms, neighborhood groups, and economic development while stressing community service. opponents argue permitting streamline and incentives.
A yearlong study by Tripp Umbach recommends a village of workshops with 10 cabins themed to Mountain State arts, a $2.6 million education center, a $1.86 million artisan village, site work and access road costs, and a conference banquet expansion. The plan could attract 100,000 extra overnight visitors annually.
Princeton Lodge No 134 AF and AM will hold a stated meeting Monday at 7 30 pm All Mason members are invited A community yard sale is planned Friday June 2 at The Raritan Building Oakvale Brown bean dinners will be sold A summer concert series Last Fridays opens today in Wytheville Va The Kings will perform Gates open 545 pm concerts 6330 pm Admission 3 in advance 4 at gate 10 and under free Advance tickets at Wytheville Community Center before noon day of event Proceeds go to buy sports league uniforms In bad weather concert moves to WCC Gymnasium
Incumbent Garry Moore Sr faces Chris Flynt in District One with 1 077 registered voters. District Two lists six candidates Gary Linkous Andrew Bauer Donnie Turner Jim Bailey R E Bob Perkinson Jr Kimberly Long. District Three includes Richard Dillon Don Kersey Jr J E Gillespie Danny Hampton Deb Sarver. Voters will use merged polling sites Bland Street Methodist Church Bluefield Parks and Recreation Stadium Drive. Absentee ballots due May 31 at noon. board swears in July 31 with first meeting Aug 14.
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