New Bern and NC Weather Forecasts
New Bern forecasts clear tonight with a low in the upper 60s and light northeast winds. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny warm conditions with highs in the upper 80s and northeast winds 8 to 15 mph. Across the state, nights stay mostly clear with lows in the 60s, coastal areas in the low 70s, and daytime highs from mid 80s to low 90s. Dry conditions persist through Friday with highs in the 80s to low 90s and lows in the 60s to low 70s.
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New Bern
North Carolina
Weather forecast for Albemarle and Pamlico sounds
Northeast wind near 15 knots tonight and Wednesday. Seas two feet or less with easy sun and pleasant conditions for the region.
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Virginia Beach
Little River Inlet
Albemarle
Pamlico
Death notices for Laura Bryant and Jerry Harkley in New Bern
Laura Bryant, 86, of New Bern died. Arrangements by Walston Funeral Service, New Bern. Jerry B. Harkley, 41, of New Bern died. Arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary Inc., New Bern.
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Laura Bryant
New Bern
Walston Funeral Service
Jerry B. Harkley
Oscar’s Mortuary Inc
Cadet dies from burns at Air Force Academy hospital
Air Force Academy cadet David P. Ramsey, 20, died at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio after severe burns suffered when his dorm room fire broke out Aug 21. Ramsey had been in critical condition with second and third degree burns. The academy investigates the incident as Ramsey, a Jacksonville North Carolina native, had not been expelled and family details remain private. Ramsey was a junior and had previously played as a placekicker for the Falcons. Funeral services are planned in Jacksonville.
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Chuck Martin
Daily News
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Woolard
Somerset
N.J
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Linden
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U.S
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Massachussets
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California
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New Jersey
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Edna W. Gathersole
Speer-Van Arsdale
Somerville
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Bayview Cemetery
Bowdernham
Maine
Black history expert testifies in Spivey case
Wilmington AP report states Duke and Harvard emeritus professor John Hope Franklin testified by videotape that a court officer using racial slurs harms credibility. The hearing weighs whether Spivey should be removed from office after an incident at a Wrightsville Beach bar involving pro football player Ray Jacobs of the Denver Broncos.
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Jerry Spivey
Spivey
Ray Jacobs
Denver Broncos
Wrightsville Beach
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Harvard
Raleigh
Jim Fuller
Franklin
Roger Smith
Superior Court
Richard Allsbrook
Allsbrook
Weather forecast for Northeast and central U S
A high pressure system dropping from Canada will bring sunny and dry weather to the Northeast tomorrow. Southerly winds will keep conditions hot over the central United States. Showers and thunderstorms focus over the Great Lakes and upper Midwest ahead of a cool front through Minnesota and the Dakotas. Scattered afternoon storms may form in Florida Texas and the southern Rockies with a few showers late in the day in the Northwest.
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Canada
Great Lakes
Upper Midwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Florida
Texas
Rockies
Monitor propeller expedition delayed by rough seas off Cape Hatteras
A NOAA Navy expedition to raise the USS Monitor propeller is stalled by 40 knot winds seven foot seas and currents delaying dives. The mission aims to recover the propeller and skeg from 230 feet deep to stabilize the wrecks stern.
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Kenney
Edenton
Navy
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Monitor National Marine Sanctuary
State urged to cut class sizes to end tracking in NC
A statewide UNC study argues that eliminating ability grouping is essential to improve learning and reduce self fulfilling prophecies. Researchers interviewed 150 students, teachers, parents, and administrators in 10 schools and reviewed national studies from two decades. The ideal class size proposed is 15 students per teacher.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina School of Education
John Wilson
North Carolina Association of Educators
Wilson
UNC
North Carolina
17 year old charged in break in larceny at Green Springs camp
Donnie Curtis Sawyer Ill, 17, of 1006 Cherry Point Road, was charged with breaking and entering and larceny of a firearm from Green Springs Boys Camp at 818 Neuse Drive. He was released on $500 secured bond and set to appear in Craven County District Court today. Rudolph Turman, 41, of 523 Miller St and Burnie Woodfork, 53, of 874 Howard St were charged with possession of a controlled substance related to cocaine on July 22 and were scheduled to appear in Craven County District Court today. Turman posted $100 secured bond, Woodfork given a written promise to appear.
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Cherry Point Road
Green Springs
Neuse Drive
New England
George Wetherington
Craven County
Rudolph Turman
Miller St
Burnie Odell Woodfork
Howard St
Turman
Woodfork
Craven County District Court
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