Charles Mathena era and Bramwell fire grant noted
A salute to Charles Mathena as he steps down as Princeton Community Hospital board president while remaining on the board and overseeing the Chuck Mathena Cultural Center project with his wife Marquetta. The piece also notes Bramwell firefighters receiving an $83,460 federal grant for training and safety under FEMA program amid ongoing funding challenges in Mercer County.
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Princeton Community Hospital Board
Charlie
Marquetta
Chuck Mathena
PCH
Bill Shepherd
Deane Beamer
St. Luke’s
Dan Dunmyer
Princeton
Mathena
Dunmyer
Bob Holroyd
Tom Lilly
Teer
U.S. Fire Administration
FEMA
Homeland Security
Montcalm
Sen. Caldwell
Cluefield Baily Telegraph Editorial Staff Names
The bulletin lists staff titles including News Editor State Editor Sports Editor Samantha Perry and Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor City County Editor Senior Copy Editor and Business Writer, followed by a quoted Bible verse.
County roles debated in ATV safety controversy
Sen Anita Skeens Caldwell argues counties should decide ATV rules, while a critic insists safety is a state issue. The piece cites Montcalm street dangers, helmet use, underage riders, and calls for decisive action after ongoing fatalities and injuries.
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Dmercer
The
Daily Telegraph
Panhandle
Montcalm
Caldwell
Senate Transportation Committee
Sen. Caldwell
ATV
Thanks for leukemia drive support from Roanoke walkers
Regina Horn thanks donors for Light the Night walk benefiting the Leukemia Lymphoma Society. Her team of eight included her six year old son Josiah, her mother, and friends. They raised 6327.52 dollars at a Roanoke event on September 25, with about 1000 walkers overall contributing around 50000 dollars.
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Josiah Horn
Janice Remines
Kim Witt
Pleas Shell
Ruth Richardson
Helen Cole
Dolly Shrader
Roanoke
Leukemia/Lymphoma Society
Regina Horn
North Tazewell
We, the United States and the international order
Swanee Hunt argues that U S leadership ignores world voices and UN concerns after the Iraq war. The piece critiques preemption, cites a Better World Campaign poll, and notes Kofi Annan criticism while urging public debate through the U S Foundation and jointhe debate initiative. Hunt, former ambassador, teaches at Harvard Kennedy School.
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U.S
Iraq
House Intelligence Committee
Saddam
Bush Administration
United Nations
United States
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Better World
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Bush
CNN
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State Department
Tim Wirth
Jointhedebate.org
Swanee Hunt
Harvard
Kennedy School of Government
Austria
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