Township 7 sewers in Craven County to be fixed
Craven County commissioners passed a resolution this morning to address the Neuse River Water and Sewer District problems. Township 7 property owners Lou Colombo and Richard Hearne urged action, citing DEM moratorium, growth near Cherry Point and New Bern highway 70 east, and ongoing talks on plant expansion and spray irrigation. Commissioner Roger Bell said all measures have been tried.
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Craven County
Neuse River
Lou Colombo
Richard Hearne
Township 7
Division of Environmental Management
Colombo
Cherry Point
Ramada Inn
Croatan National Forest
New Bern
CMCC Receives 175000 Grant for Growth Study
The Civilian Military Community Council CMCC across Craven Carteret Pamlico and Jones counties earns a 175000 grant from the Department of Defense to study absorbing growth from expansion at Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station Havelock leads oversight and Newport mayor Derry Garner says the aim is to complete the funded study by March 31 1995 and plan details before bids and funds are dispersed.
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Civilian-Military Community Council
CMCC
Department of Defense
Craven
Carteret
Pamlico
Jones
Office of Economic Adjustment
Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station
Newport
Derry Garner
Fishermen sought input on South Atlantic fishery proposals
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council invites fishermen to comment during its Aug 22 26 meeting in Charleston South Carolina on Amendment 8 to the Coastal Migratory Pelagics Plan and on Atlantic Spanish mackerel options. Topics include king mackerel trip limits transfer at sea and permit rules. Comments also cover Gulf South Atlantic stock boundaries and potential quotas licenses and gear restrictions. On Aug 24 issues on the Shapper grouper fishery include prohibiting sale of bag limit greater amberjack multi day bag limits and banning fish traps in federal waters.
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South Atlantic Fishery Management Council
Charleston
S.C
Gulf
Grim portrait of Craven Pamlico animal euthanasia crisis
Kathryn Smith, lead animal control officer, recalls odd excuses from owners dropping off pets and cites 4344 dogs and cats euthanized in Craven County last year. Only 364 were adopted as the center fights abandonment with carbon monoxide euthanasia and injections for young animals. Spay neuter programs cut later intake. costs rose to 85 dollars per dog and 62 per cat, but adopters are more responsible.
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Craven County
Kathryn Smith
Smith
Pamlico County
Craven Pamlico Animal Service Center
McDonald's
Craven-Pamlico
Hearing on joining TransPark economic zone tonight
Pamlico County residents may opt to join the North Carolina Global TransPark zone with a 5 dollar motor vehicle and mobile home registration tax to fund the zone's loan pool. The public hearing is at 7 30 p m in the county administration building.
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Bayboro
Pamlico County
N.C
Pamlico
TransPark
Kinston
Pamlico Board
Secretary of State
Department of Motor Vehicles
General Assembly
Corrections issued for local planning and orientation dates
The Havelock Planning Board rezoning public hearing now scheduled for 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall. Orientation dates corrected for Pamlico Junior High School with fifth grade at 6:30 p.m. and eighth grade at 7 p.m. on August 22.
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Havelock Planning Board
Sun Journal
City Hall
Pamlico Junior High School
Is summer really gone as school bells ring again
A columnist laments the swift end of summer as schools reopen and Labor Day nears. She recalls long days of outdoor fun, grills, and carefree moments, but notes the new school year and packed schedules steal the season. She vows to plan early for Christmas shopping to avoid another lost summer.
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Havelock
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Charleston,sc
South Atlantic
Angela Harris
Veterans Administration
Seville Medical Center
Moose Lodge
Old Cherry Point Road
Eileen Heaton
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