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by JENAY TATE • Editor & Publisher
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his compact light bulb contains only a small amount of mercury but enough that it should not be thrown in the trash. This small bottle of pure mercury brought in by a retired teacher weighed a full pound. JENAY TATE PHOTO.Click Hereto order photo reprints


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As we approached press time yesterday, the University of Virginia’s College at Wise was celebrating rededication of Don R. Pippin & John C. Wyllie Hall, the college’s new state-of-the-art nursing facility. Special guests included University of Virginia President James Ryan, former college chancellor Jay Lemons and others. Look for full coverage of the event in Tuesday’s edition. KENNETH CROWSON PHOTO
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UVA Wise students work on a recent project documenting the history of mine rescue teams. PROVIDED BY UVA WISE
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