Community Update
March 3, 2004 - ECHL (ECHL)
Wheeling Nailers News Release
Wheeling WV â The first place Nailers are continuing their success on the ice, but they are also making time for the people that support them the most, the fans and the surrounding communities.
Here's a look at where your Nailers will be appearing in the next month:
March 3: At 2:00 Ben Blais and Kamil Kuriplach will appear at the Goodwill in Wheeling (2200 Main Street) to sign autographs.
March 4: The Nailers will be working with the Booze and Cruise You'll Lose Program at Barnesville High School. This is with Gold, Khourey, & Turak Law Firm, West Virginia State Police, and WTOV â TV 9 educating the students on the personal, criminal, legal, and financial consequences of drinking and driving.
Mar 15: The Nailers will send a couple of players to read stories to students at Central McMechen Elementary.
Mar 16: Players will be with two schools this day, first is Avella Elementary discussing sports to the students. They will also appear at the Par View after school program to read to children.
Mar 17: There will also be two appearances on this day one at Central McMechen to read to their after school program. The second appearance will be at the Community Mental Health Center visiting with the residents.
Mar 18: A Booze and Cruise You'll Lose Program will be held at the Bellaire St.Johns; another after school reading will be held at Sandford Elementary this day.
Mar 24: There will be another Booze and Cruise You'll Lose Program held at the Buckeye Trail High School.
Mar. 25: At the Bridgeport High School there will be a Booze and Cruise You'll Lose Program
Mar. 30: Players will be appearing at the Light the Night Walk for Leukemia, which is being held by the Wheeling Hospital.
ECHL Stories from March 3, 2004
- Condors Raise Over $10,000 for CASA - Bakersfield Condors
- IceGators Cap the Wildcatters One Final Time - Louisiana IceGators
- Chiefs Move into a Tie for Third Place with Road Win Over Reading - Johnstown Chiefs
- Checkers Scott Meyer retires - Charlotte obtains Gregg Naumenko - Charlotte Checkers
- Ice Dogs & Gulls Swap Goaltenders - Long Beach Ice Dogs
- Rivermen Announce 2004-2005 Season Ticket Pricing - Peoria Rivermen
- Community Update - Wheeling Nailers
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- Kiser, Cameron returned to Bombers - Dayton Bombers
- Hershey Loans D-Man to Readingâ¦MacIver Acquired From Peoria - Reading Royals
- Jackson named Plus Performer of the Month for February - Atlanta Gladiators
- Gulls Community Update - San Diego Gulls
- Columbia's Schultz and Gwinnett's Jackson Named C&T Hockey Products ECHL Plus Performers of the Mont - ECHL
- Guns N Hoses - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Checkers return home on three-game winning streak - Charlotte Checkers
- Balan Recalled to Norfolk - Myrtle Beach Thunderboltz
- Aces pick up two in trade - Alaska Aces
- Cyclones Salute Local Police and Fire Departments - Cincinnati Cyclones
- KPOP To Tape Delay Friday's Game - San Diego Gulls
- Today In The ECHL - ECHL
- Chouinard Becomes Sixth Goaltender To Appear In Both The ECHL, NHL in 2003-04 - ECHL
- Inaugural Golf Tourament Raises over $12,000 - Myrtle Beach Thunderboltz
- Rivermen Fans Win $5,000 for AmerenCILCO Dollar More Program - Peoria Rivermen
- Condors Gut Out A Shut Out - Bakersfield Condors
- Bakersfield mutes Aces, 3-0 - Alaska Aces
- Falcons Stung by South Carolina's Power Play - Fresno Falcons
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