Federal lunch program debate widens in North Carolina
North Carolina officials express bipartisan concerns as a House committee backs a block grant plan for school nutrition, potentially raising meal costs. A NC School Food Services Association delegation travels to Washington to push back amid worries over subsidies and funding cuts.
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Wilmington
Congress
North Carolina
U.S
House Committee
North Carolina School Food Services Association
Washington
House
John Murphy
GOP rethinking state voters power initiative plan
AP reports Republicans in North Carolina backtracked on a promised initiative and referendum path to bypass the General Assembly. Key lawmakers voiced concerns about unintended consequences, including potential casino gambling and other contentious measures, as they reassess pushing constitutional changes.
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General Assembly
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Forsyth
House
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GOP
Decker
North Carolina
Funeral for the Mont children in Seaford Del
Family friend pays last respects to Catrina nine Daniel six and Teresa four buried Friday at Odd Fellows Cemetery Seaford Delaware after their bodies were found in a burning van February 19 in Kill Devil Hills North Carolina. Their father Douglas Mont thirty five shot himself as officers closed in he had learned three weeks earlier his estranged wife planned to move to Texas with the children. A separate Delaware case saw a father trick his wife into believing emergency custody then shoot his two children and himself. The Fatal Incident Response Team of Family Court will review both cases.
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Odd Fellows
Seaford
Del
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Daniel
Teresa
Kill Devil Hills
N.C
Douglas J. Mont
Texas
Delaware
Family Court
Havelock Native Killed in New Jersey Shooting
Donald Perry II, 29, of Newark New Jersey, was shot once in the head during an argument with a group of men near his home. He died at University Hospital Newark shortly after. Perry was born in Havelock and his father lives in New Bern. he is to be buried there later.
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Havelock
New Jersey
Donald Perry II
South Orange Avenue
Newark
N.J
Derek Glenn
Perry
University Hospital
New Bern
Public records roundup of Craven County arrests and charges
Manuel Angelo Maisonet and Steven Meadows face marijuana possession and conspiracy charges with $500 unsecured bonds. Jacqueline Berry, 18, charged with possession with intent to sell marijuana and released on $3,000 bond. Tennessean Mark Rory Wilson, 19, held on $25,000 bond after alleged theft and driving offenses. extradition to Tennessee planned. James Brown Green charged with cocaine and marijuana possession, $10,000 bond. James Preston Morris charged with keeping a dwelling for drugs, three ounces marijuana, $1,000 bond. Yvonne Lopes and Joseph Lopes charged with seven counts of obtaining property by false pretenses over unemployment and welfare funds, released on $3,000 bond.
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Hwy
East
Steven Allan Meadows
Keith Circle
Meadows
Craven County District
M . Jacquline Denise Berry
Third Ave
Craven County District Court
Mark Rory Wilson
Peachers Mill Road
Clarksville
Tenn
Tennessee
Wilson
Craven County
James Brown Green
Middle St
James Preston Morris
Billy Drive
Yvonne C. Lopes
Joseph A. Lopes
Cherry Point Road
New Jersey
Joseph Lopes
Department of Social Services
Social Services
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