WEBCOG Seeds Hope With Veterans Garden in New Bern
WEBCOG formed in 2012 to aid disabled, disadvantaged and homeless veterans. Located in New Bern's Duffyfield, the garden offers transitional employment and an on site farmers market from March to November while proceeds fund the program. COVID-19 halts the market, risking $3,000 to $5,000 in income though staff expect to persevere with grants and city lot advantages. Loray Wallace Singleton, founder, notes volunteers paused but may return with safety gear and phased visits.
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COVID-19
Meals and pick up sites announced for elementary families
If parents cannot visit one of the elementary sites, neighborhood pickups are set up in Cove City, Vanceboro, Bridgeton, Havelock, and Harlowe. This week’s meals include fresh strawberries and free ice cream while supplies last. Locations listed include AH Bangert, Arthur W. Edwards, Ben D. Quinn, Bridgeton Elementary, Brinson Memorial, Creekside, Graham A. Barden, Havelock Elementary, J.T. Barber, James W. Smith, Oaks Road Academy, Roger Bell New Tech Academy, Trent Park, Vanceboro Farm Life, and W.J. Gurganus.
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Cove City
Vanceboro
Bridgeton
Havelock
Harlowe
AH Bangert
Arthur W. Edwards
Ben D. Quinn
Bridgeton Elementary
Brinson Memorial
Creekside
Graham A. Barden
Havelock Elementary
J.T. Barber
James W. Smith
Oaks Road Academy
Roger Bell
New Tech Academy
Trent Park
Vanceboro Farm Life
W.J. Gurganus
Make a puppet from stuff around the house with Jay
Jay Tyson offers a live class to craft a simple hand sewn puppet using common materials found at home such as old curtains shirts socks or jeans. Participants learn basic sewing and eye options from plastic spoons ping pong balls or drawn fabric eyes and can watch the session online afterward.
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Jay Tyson
Bill Hand
SUN Journal
Global economic shock worsens as U S hits record job losses
New York reports 799 more deaths in a third straight day of record highs bringing state toll to over 7,000 and about half of the U S total. Over 6.6 million Americans filed for unemployment last week amid a 15 percent April rate forecast. Fauci warns warmer weather will not end the crisis.
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India
New York State
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Xian Chang
China
New York
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Europe
Germany
France
United Nations’ Labor Organization
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