Friday November 27 2009 news item brief from Bdtonline
A compact digest referencing Friday November 27 2009 withbdtonline.com as the source. The item outlines events or notices tied to that date, preserving local newspaper tone and entity specificity without amplifying details beyond the readable text.
Today Rain and Snow Showers Likely Before Noon
A forecast notes rain and snow showers are likely before 1 p.m. Expect possible slippery patches and cooler temperatures as a weather system moves through. Local offices and schools should monitor roadside conditions and adjust outdoor activities accordingly.
Backyard Brawl WVU Set to Face Pitt
West Virginia University prepared to host the Backyard Brawl against Pittsburgh. Both programs seek momentum as they renew a historic rivalry with regional implications and high stakes in college football.
Calf mutilations baffle rancher and sheriff in Colorado
In southern Colorado near the Mexico border Manuel Sanchez reports four calves found dead in a pasture with peeled skin and removed organs and a missing tongue. No footprints or ATV tracks suggest human or animal attackers, leaving sheriffs baffled and fueling UFO theories. Colorado Springs UFO chaser Chuck Zukowski cites another recent mutilation near Trinidad with ears removed.
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San Luis
Colo
Colorado
Mexico State Line
Manuel Sanchez
Pueblo
Chuck Zukowski
Colorado Springs
Trinidad
Lottery numbers reported for West Virginia and Virginia
West Virginia Daily 3 results show 7 0 9 and Daily 4 8 9 9 6. Virginia Pick 3 yields 0 8 2 and Pick 4 8 2 1 3.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
Delivery questions for paper readers
Customer service details for subscription and delivery issues. Circulation staff available seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with weekend phone service 6 a.m. to noon. Morning redelivery offered within a limited area. Contact 304-327-2800.
Macy's Thanksgiving Parade Draws Thousands in NYC Crowd
The 83rd Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade lit Manhattan with giant balloons floats and bands. Miss America Katie Stam rode a Statue of Liberty float alongside Meb Keflezighi as crowds cheered amid nationwide holiday parades and national thanks.
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New York
Manhattan
Detroit
Philadelphia
Barack Obama
New York City
Katie Stam
Meb Keflezighi
Shailesh Dighe
Jay Sean
Keke Palmer
Dighe
Digbe
Princeton, N.J
Four Seasons volunteers serve Thanksgiving on spirit of giving
Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports four Seasons residents and other volunteers at the Bluefield Union Mission organizing a Thanksgiving distribution. Adults and youths fill trays with turkey and dressing while coffee and cocoa circulate to those in line. Volunteers stock boxes with stuffing, pies, vegetables, rolls and fixings as two girls help with stuffing.
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Bluefield
America
Bluefield Union Mission
Constanct
Shoppers set to storm area stores for bargains
Princeton area shoppers begin Black Friday 2009 quest for the right gift at the right price. Elizabeth Osborne notes strong demand for sports items from Steelers to West Virginia, Tar Heels, and Virginia Tech while stores slash prices to stay in the black this holiday season.
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Princeton
Elizabeth Osborne
Elizabeth
Steelers
West Virginia
Tar Heels
Marshall
Virginia Tech
Jon Bolt
Jenny Stultz
Jcpenney
Park lights open holiday display in Bluefield City Park
The Holiday of Lights in Bluefield City Park drew families starting Thanksgiving night as gates opened at Lotto Park. David Carver and his family waited in the first car, sharing that the event is a long standing tradition. Children named Grinch Santa Lights and candy canes among their favorites as two rows of candy canes welcomed visitors.
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Bluefield
Eric
Bethanie Carver
Bluefield City Park
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