Harassment case ends with within family note cited
High Point police say a threatening note and paint vandalism at Linwood Armstrong home were acts by a family member. Investigation on related Shaner harassment continues, with no outside links found and complaints withdrawn. The two families had faced months of calls and school disruptions.
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Enterprise
Linwood Armstrong
Woodrow Avenue
High Point
Armstrong
Peyton Shaner
Myers
Public School
Armstrongs
Shaner
Shaners
Lucy
David Armstrong
Lucy Shaner
Central High School
Faircloth Named High Point Police Chief
Salisbury police chief John Faircloth will take over as High Point police chief on December 6 after being chosen by City Manager Cyrus Brooks from nine applicants. He plans an open door policy, will be objective, and will assess needs before making changes.
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John Faircloth
High Point
Carol Wilson Utley
Salisbury
Joseph Aubrey
John’’ Faircloth
Cyrus Brooks
Faircloth
Greensboro
Criminal Justice Training and Standards Council For
State of North
Stuart Hartley
O Pritchett
Roseman
Tment
Brooks
Cy Brooks
Post Election Activity Slated For Courthouse
Greensboro voters will watch a new four screen system in Courtroom No 1 at the Old Guilford County Courthouse as 81 precincts report. Mary Mead oversees the update process with four screens showing total votes per race as returns come in.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Guilford County
Mary Mead
Carolyn Hurley
Heavy turnout as High Point precincts report long lines
Voters poured into Emerywood Baptist Church and other area precincts with lines forming early as officials noted a surge in turnout across High Point Archdale Trinity and Jamestown. Registrars described the day as fantastic with counts approaching or exceeding 1972 levels and voters citing long waits due to a 96-name ballot and widespread familiarity with the choices.
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Jim Hawkins
Nadia Coble
Emerywood Baptist Church
Emerywood
High Point
Jamestown
Beck
Oakview Recreation Center
Coble
Poll Officials Anticipate Heavy Davidson Turnout
In Davidson County, fair weather and high registration suggest a heavy to record turnout for today’s election. At Hauss Gym precinct 6 in Thomasville 250 voters had cast by 8 15 a.m. while Senior High School precinct reported 223 ballots three hours after opening. Church Street School logged 224 by 10 15 a.m. compared with 650 last year in the liquor vote.
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Concerte Chable
Gua Paeaies
Pear Arg Manu
Katherine Gillespie
Jamestown
George Beck
Brentwood School
Janet Teague
Presbyterian Home
D. Clark Johnson
Montheu Avenue
Coble
Thomasville
Davidson County
County Board of Elections
Elizabeth Craver
Hauss Gym
Brown F. Finch
Thomasville Senior High School
Senior High
Church Street
First Annual High Point YMCA Mini Marathon Set Sunday
The First Annual High Point YMCA Mini Marathon features 3.8 and 9.2 mile races open to all with YMCA membership not required. Police will close traffic on Main Street and surrounding areas as runners depart from the YMCA at Main and Russell, with trophies in three categories. Kenney Stevens plans to run the long course, aiming to finish in about an hour.
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John Lowe
Main Street
High Point Ymca
Kim Mansfield
YMCA
Mansfield
Police
Russell Avenue
W. Green Drive
Mirro Products
Green Drive
Fairfield Road
Fairfield Plaza
Archdale
Kenney Stevens
Greenway Dr
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Don Wrenn
Ashebord
Trinity
Jewel Hoover
Guil Rand Fire Station
East Trinity
West Trinity
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