Auto thefts and burglaries dominate High Point weekend reports
High Point police investigated four burglaries and numerous auto related thefts over the weekend. William C. Morris of Kensington Drive reported two handguns valued at 235 dollars stolen from his residence during a Sunday break in. Betty Jane Granger of Bethel Drive reported a theft.
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High Point
William C. Morris
Kensington Drive
Betty Jane Granger
Bethel Drive
Herbert Junior King
English Road
Avery Jenkins
Forrest Street
C. Criscoe
Route 4
Greensboro Road
Richard I. Quigley Jr
Northpoint Avenue
Michael W. Prevost
Bolingbroke Road
Winston Road
Wade Kinley
Rt. 1
Trinity
Terry Lee Albright
E. Lexington Avenue
Bell Springs Co
E. Green Drive
Mabel O. Young
Jamestown
Rotary Die Co
Elon Place
Reading For Fun Winners At High Point Library Event
Winners in the High Point Public Library summer reading program include Naquita Robinson Tammie Hairston Truly Gray and Linda Sweezer with younger and other winners named. The event ended Aug 5 with a party at Washington Street Library.
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High Point Public Library
Naquita Robinson
Marilyn Robinson
Tammie Hairston
Earl Hairston
Truly Gray
Emma Gray
Linda Sweezer
Aaron Sweezer
Trena Johnson
Ada Janhson
Antonio Jackson
Rachel Jackson
Washington Street Library
Board To Hear Land-Use Plan In High Point
High Point Planning and Zoning Commission will hear a regional land use plan Tuesday at City Hall. Fred Ickes of the Piedmont Triad Council of Governments will present. Two rezoning requests are on the agenda: Milton Riley Jr to change Ingram Road from single family to multi family, and Ralph Hurley to switch Westchester Drive from residential to business.
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High Point Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
Fred Ickes
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
Planning Dept
Planning and Zoning Commissioners
High Point
Planning and Zoning Commission
Milton Riley Jr
Ingram Road
Ralph Hurley
Westchester Drive
COG Board to Hear Aging Progress Report in August
Greensboro Piedmont Triad Council of Governments plans a progress report on the aging program at its August meeting. Roger Bell will present a three year activities summary while delegates consider adding 63 228 in state funds for family planning services across four counties including Randolph and approving contracts for local planning assistance to six governments.
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Greensboro
Piedmont Triad Council of Governments
Li- County
Roger Bell
Holiday Inn
Four Seasons
Randolph
Council On Governments
Randolph County
Lexington
Several Hurt In Accidents Over Weekend
Several weekend wrecks left multiple injured in Randolph County. Richar James Simpson and Carl Von Glen McManus collided Sunday injuring two in the McManus car. Louie Tillie Gavin Drive and Odess Primus of Fern Avenue were uninjured reports none treated at Memoria Hospital.
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Richar James Simpson
Carl von Glen McManus
Asheboro Stree
McManus
Louie Tillie
Gavin Drive
Odess Primus
Fern Avenue
Memoria Hospital
Barry Curtis Brewer
James Derick Welch Jr
English Road
Welch
Brewer
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Futrelle Drive
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