Negotiations stall over curb on ICE in border talks
Democrats push to curb ICE as negotiations stall over border wall funding. The White House warns a shutdown remains possible if no deal is reached, with disputes over spending levels and border enforcement delaying a potential agreement before the week’s deadline.
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Black History Parade Antiques Show Highlight New Bern Week
The third annual Black History Parade in New Bern headed by Vision Forward draws 200 entries with a 10 am start at Trent Boulevard and First Street. Events include a post parade festival with cancer information booths and keynote by NC NAACP President T Anthony Spearman. Also featured are Antique Show and Sale at Carolina Colours Pavilion with advance tickets eight dollars and ten dollars at the door, plus New Bern Civic Theatre Miss Evers Boys performances February 15 16 22 and 23 at 7 30 pm.
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Historic home once a hospital in New Bern area
Research notes reveal the Congdon House at 706 Craven Street near New Bern briefly served as a hospital in the 1920s. A 1926 directory lists a General Hospital overseen by Mrs. Bertie M. Hamilton at 157 Craven Street, later renumbered to 706. Articles show teaching hospital activity and a nurse recruitment notice from 1918.
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