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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2003
Page
1
Hospices to conduct orientation training in Bluefield
Community Hospices of America The Virginias will hold volunteer orientation Thursday June 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the office on Blue Prince Road behind Mercer County Health Department. Call Shelia Chandler at 325-7222 by Tuesday June 10 to register or for more information.
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Bluefield — Community Hospices of America
Virginias
Community Hospices of America
Blue Prince Road
Mercer County Health Department
Shelia Chandler
Fiber optic backbone links Russell to Tazewell counties
A 51 mile fiber optic backbone project in Southwest Virginia will boost economic development. A federal grant of 1.655 million dollars from the Commerce Department through the EDA funds Cumberland Plateau Planning District and Bristol Virginia Utilities Board to deploy high capacity fiber along the right of way of existing American Electric Power lines in Russell and Tazewell Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Russell
Virginia
US Department of Commerce
Economic Development Administration
Cumberland Plateau Planning District
Bristol Virginia Utilities Board
Russell and
U.S
Broadband upgrade eyed to lure tech firms to region
Quoc Boucher says affordable high speed data transport will boost efforts to attract information era jobs to the region. Rick Boucher of Virginia notes the planned high tech upgrade is welcomed by area officials in Tazewell Fiber optics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Boucher
D-Va
Tazewell
Bluefield moves toward downtown technology loop reality
Bluefield officials advance a downtown technology loop project tied to the streetscaping initiative. Mayor Bob Perkinson says the loop would connect buildings, boost Internet access, and aid economic development, though grant funds for streetscaping do not cover the loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luefield
Bluefield
R.E
Bob” Perkinson Jr
Perkinson
Mercer County Reading Bee Brings Area Students to Concord College
Students from 15 Mercer Aeon elementary schools competed for reading honors at Concord College in the third annual Mercer County Reading Bee. Third to fifth graders faced tasks in comprehension vocabulary and spelling as the event highlighted academic excellence. The competition was organized by the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce literacy committee and sponsored by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and First Virginia Bank Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Aeon
Concord College
Mercer County
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
First Virginia Bank-Southwest
Reading
Deborah Akers
Glenwood
Tom Colley
Carter Center
Debbie Akers
Mercer County Schools
Scott Browning
First Virginia Bank
Federal probe reaches Buchanan General Hospital
In Grundy Virginia federal investigators extend inquiry to Buchanan General Hospital. Hospital administrator Fred Pelle says authorities from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Abingdon are conducting the probe and that the hospital is fully cooperating. No further details available from court officials.
Princeton to Hold Citywide Elections Next Week
Princeton residents go to the polls on June 3 to elect three at large city council members. A Ward IV special election fills the seat vacated by Nancy O Neal with four candidates: Chad Skeens Caldwell Jim Worley Homer Skeens and Jeff Hawks. Incumbents Mayor Ron Lively Earlie Moon and Dewey Russell run for reelection unopposed.
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Princeton
Nancy O’neal
Chad Skeens Caldwell
Thorn St
Jim Worley
Worley St
Homer O
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