14 Nov 2008
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2008
Page
1
A brief item from bdtonline.com dated Friday November 14 2008 covers a local event or development. Names, places, and specific details are limited in the fragment, but the report highlights ongoing community interests and timely regional concerns.
PM rain showers are expected with temperatures peaking around 63 degrees. The forecast calls for scattered showers this afternoon and mild conditions into the evening.
In Huntington Beach California a man arrived at Johnny's Saloon with a 3-foot pet alligator on a leash. Police and animal control followed him home where a second alligator was found. Both reptiles were impounded as officials launch a Fish and Game investigation.
West Virginia Daily 3 produced 6 9 7 while Daily 4 showed 2 1 3 5. Virginia Pick 3 yielded 3 5 3 and Pick 4 delivered 6 2 9 3.
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City officials, police, and downtown merchants condemn graffiti across historic and other districts. The mural on the Coal & Coke Building faces spray paint as authorities review surveillance footage. a $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.
State School Superintendent Dr. Steve Paine is discussing a return to local control for McDowell County Schools. The state board began preliminary talks on a timeline after years of state takeover since 2001, during which aging schools were replaced and new campuses built.
Robert Clark and millions of seniors face higher monthly drug plan costs with premiums rising from about 25 to 41 dollars next year. His wife June faces the same increase. Clark says he wants fair treatment and has long watched spending. The change signals broad increases for many seniors and the disabled.
Graham Middle School urged sixth to eighth graders to meet new faces during Mix It Up at Lunch Day. Guidance Counselor Mary Beth Hash explained the event aimed to cross social lines by seating students with others based on birth month, promoting conversation and new connections.
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