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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2004
Page
1
Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms forecast
The WVVA weather team reports today will be mostly cloudy with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms and temperatures generally in the 70s to near 80.
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WVVA
Pool season a use caution. i time to
Pool season entry with cautions on use and timing notes appears in an abbreviated, fragmented local notice. No clear identities or locations readable.
Switching carriers for rural customers gains options
Rural customers can switch providers for better service. The move expands choice among telecom carriers, offering potentially lower rates and improved coverage for households and small businesses in regional areas.
Gas Price Snapshot Across Bluefield and Green Valley
A regional roundup shows the lowest gas prices Saturday in Bluefield and Green Valley. Several stations in Bluefield list prices from 1.82 to 1.93 per gallon, including Food City Corner Mart Swift Mart and Joy Food Store.
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Pop Shop
Bluefield
Food City
Corner Mart
Swift Mart
Kollege Mart
College Avenue
Chevron
Green Valley
Joy Food Store
Go Mart
Kroger
Princeton
Nation Honors World War II Veterans Memorial
Nearly 60 years after the war ended the United States saluted about 1 million ordinary Americans who served in World War II. The 17 year effort culminated in the official dedication of the World War II Memorial with Presidents movie stars lawmakers and military leaders among the attendees and millions more watching from home.
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Washington
America
Local Guard Soldier Remembers Grandfather On Memorial Day
Sgt 1st Class Jessie Cook of the 1st Battalion 150th Armor based at Brushfork National Guard Armory faces a Memorial Day without the usual family gatherings. He prepares at Ft Polk for deployment to Iraq while recalling his World War II veteran grandfather who served the country. His thoughts linger on family, home, and duty as the unit operates at FOB Rough Rider near Mandali.
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Jessie Cook
National Guard
Cook
Ft. Polk
Iraq
Eran
150Th Armor
Brushfork National Guard
Forward Operation Base
FOB
Rough Rider
Mandali
Mean Girls Adaptation Captures High School Drama
In a Bluefield Daily Telegraph piece Adria Hairston recounts Mean Girls as a teen favorite about popularity, gossip and fitting in. Readers say they relate to the movie’s high school world and its social obstacles.
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By Adria Hairston
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Poveria Wi
Eric DiNovo
Sunshine ushers midway point of festival
By Jody Neal Leuefield Sunny skies greeted visitors to the Comcast Mountain Festival as the midway opened. Marc Meachum, president of the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce, called it a very good day. Vendors lined the stalls while children met Dora the Explorer and Rock-it the Robot for photos and high fives.
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Luefield
Marc Meachum
Greater Bluefield
Dora the Explorer
Dora
Rock-it the Robot
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