50 Dogs Removed From Rural Home Photo Sparks Praise
Chip Hughes earns praise for leadership as Craven County removes 50 dogs from a rural home. Community notes his word and effort in addressing the welfare case. Photos accompany the online post and comments highlight gratitude.
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Top 5 Local Stories Yesterday Featured on newbornsy site
Yesterday's top five local stories include dramatic dog rescues and a river lane property feature. The list highlights 50 dogs removed from a rural home and 67 dogs removed from a Craven County home, plus a baseball matchup between Wood Ducks and Mudcats and a Today in History note for April 5.
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Lottery numbers and jackpots from recent draws
The Sun Journal lists draw results for Pick 3 and Pick 4 on day and night shifts, Cash 5, Mega Millions with Megaplier, and Powerball. It notes jackpots for April 9 at 120 million and April 6 at 68 million, plus a link to view last night's numbers and that evening results publish in tomorrow's edition.
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Classified Advertising Highway Numbers Listed
Sun Journal provides multiple contact numbers for classified ads. The publication is a GateHouse Media daily newspaper in New Bern, North Carolina, with the address 3200 Wellons Blvd. The notice lists several local telephone lines for advertising inquiries.
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U S Cellular Winners Named in Black History Month Art Contest
U S Cellular and Mayor Dana Outlaw announced winners from the fifth annual Black History Month Art Competition with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Plain at the New Bern club. First place went to Keke Lewis for $250, Maddie Steidl earned $150, Leila Mullis $100.
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Tryon Palace Events and Alzheimer’s Forum in New Bern
5 Things to Do highlights include The Faces of Alzheimer's Research with Dr. Carol Colton at First Presbyterian Church 2 p.m. Presented by the Rothermer Foundation. Tryon Palace marks its 60th anniversary with tours and blueprints discovery in Governor’s Palace. Twin Rivers Shag Club meets 6 p.m. at Attitudes Bar & Grill River Bend. Tryon Palace Fife and Drums Corps session 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sundays at Daves House. Al-Anon Hope Life Center Beaufort 100 Lockhart St. Beaufort.
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English Speaking Union to host Ravensbruck evacuation program
The English Speaking Union will present Evacuation from Ravensbruck at 2 p.m. Saturday April 13 in the Naumann Room at Craven Community College. Richard Ohlsson of Lund University discusses the 3989 sick women evacuated from Ravensbruck to Denmark and Sweden in April 1945. The event is free and open to the public.
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Library Week Celebrations Support Children Through Reading
Reads in Craven County libraries kick off a spring week of events for children and families. Sun day activities include a storytelling session for tots and kindergartners, with adult programs and a Tai Chi class for adults. A registration desk at 638-780 opens, while 638-781 hosts Thursday story hour. Community volunteers organize activities at North Carolina parks and local churches to promote literacy and civic engagement.
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