Several charged with drug crimes in New Bern
Citizen complaints spurred New Bern police to arrest multiple people. Sonny Sachel Morris faced three firearm felon counts and drug charges after a raid at 117 G Street, with a $700,000 secured bond. Earlier, warrants at 607 First Avenue and 1117 G Street led to seizures of firearms, ammunition, marijuana, and cocaine. Jamarie Shird and Jolene Franks were charged with cocaine related offenses and held on $10,000 bonds.
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New Bern
Sonny Sachel Morris
G Street
Craven County
Jolene Franks
New Bern Approves Short-Term Rental Rules for Bed and Breakfasts and Airbnbs
The New Bern Board of Aldermen approved an ordinance requiring annual registration of all short term rentals beginning July 1 2021 with permits valid through July 1 each year. Existing operations without a special use permit are grandfathered as non conforming but a six month gap ends their status. Attorney Scott Davis advises registrations for current rentals.
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New Bern
Board of Aldermen
Jeff Ruggieri
City of
New Bern Board of Aldermen
Todd Wetherington
SUN Journal
Postmaster says ballots No 1 priority amid questions
Postmaster Louis DeJoy testified before lawmakers that there are zero plans to restore removed blue mail boxes and sorting equipment, though he cannot provide a detailed plan for ensuring on time election mail. He asserted election mail remains a top priority and claimed delivery will improve despite past disruptions.
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Washington
Louis DeJoy
DeJoy
Donald Trump
Trump
Postal Service
White House
Sen
Maggie Hassan
D-N.h
Jacky Rosen
D-Nev
Gary Peters
Michigan
Ron Johnson
Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee
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