Monday October 14 2002 coverage preview
A brief item from BDtonline on October 14, 2002 outlines ongoing events and headlines for the day with anticipated local stories and civic notes. The notice highlights community developments and scheduled activities in the region.
Bombing in Indonesia Heightens Al-Qaida Fears
World news reports rising alarm over Indonesian bombing incidents as authorities link them to al Qaida networks. Officials warn of broader regional threats while security forces boost patrols and investigations. Local residents seek safety amid shifting travel advisories and international reactions.
Beat NASCAR Team West Virginia hits the track
A NASCAR team from West Virginia hits the track aiming for a strong showing. Drivers compete in a regional event, with team members and sponsors highlighted as part of the lineup and expected standings.
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West Virginia
Princeton Fall Festival offers Together Rx enrollment
A fall festival on Friday Oct 18 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center Mercer County Commission on Aging 600 Trent St features AstraZeneca enrollment for the Together Rx program a free card with savings on over 150 prescription medicines.
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Princeton
Senior Citizens Center
Mercer County Commission On Aging
Trent St
AstraZeneca
Tourism shifts lift West Virginia economy amid crossroads
West Virginia tourism officials tout progress with direct expenditures rising to 3.1 billion and overall tourism contribution at 1.6 billion in 1999. The state ranked 43rd nationwide in tourism spending across entertainment and recreation, lodging, and transportation sectors, as observers note potential for further gains post Sept. 11 with a trend toward shorter, economical outdoor vacations. Cathy Keefe of the Travel Industry Association cites changing travel patterns and growing outdoor activities driving the pace.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Travel Industry Association of America
Virginia
Cathy Keefe
TIA
Festival of Leaves Delights Bland County Community
In Bland Virginia the Festival of Leaves drew visitors despite misting rain and overcast skies. Local resident Max Anderson said the event strengthens community ties and enjoys yearly participation while organizer Sarah Brackens praised the festival’s success despite the weather.
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Land
Bland County
Bland
Max Anderson
Sarah Brackens
Voter Interest Low Ahead of Novembers WV VA Races
In Princeton unenthusiastic voters prepare for November 3 elections in West Virginia and Virginia. Fewer people notice campaign signs and fundraisers as candidates ramp up TV radio and newspaper ads while residents John and Jane Doe stay largely unaware.
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John
Jane Doe
Inclusive education in West Virginia moves toward thorough system
The AP Special Report examines how WV schools address thorough and efficient education amid budget pressure. At Pike View High School, special education inclusion aids all students with two-teacher rooms and test reads, with 95 of 675 students receiving help. Across WV, 86 percent of students with disabilities are in regular classes.
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West Virginia Supreme Court
Ohio County
Arthur Recht
Pike View High School
Mona Lester
PikeView
Local volunteers build Princeton field house for youth
A band of Princeton residents organized a building committee and began constructing a 3,600 square foot field house and concession stand behind Princeton High School. About 500 youngsters are expected to benefit as volunteers donate labor and some materials, with no contractors used.
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Princeton
Pirrincet
Princeton High School
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