NC Film Festival At Craven Community College Clocks In
North Carolina Film Festival arrives at Craven Community College Orringer Hall this Saturday from 16 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eno River Media of Raleigh curates the event with an all day film slate in the main hall and a documentaries room. An all day pass costs 10 dollars while a filmmaking workshop pass is 20 dollars. Justin Raye Yates says the day includes a general filmmaker class and a special effects makeup workshop with practical effects. Attendees may read briefly before independent filmmakers or present a prepared monologue. tickets are at the door.
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Craven County Board of Education primary profiles include candidates
The Sun Journal presents candidate profiles for Craven County Board of Education Districts 1 and 5 ahead of the March 3 primary. Kelli Muse, Stefanie King, Perry Morris vie for District 1 with contact options listed. District 5 includes Tina Maybee, Kelli Muse, Dennis Sawyer, Glenn Fink, and Francis Altmann. King Morris and Altmann did not respond to messages. Muse cites a deteriorating school system performance, noting Craven County Schools fell from 36nd to 73rd statewide in three years and a rise in D graded schools from two to six, criticizing spending on professional development and external programs.
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Martin Blaney to Step Down as New Bern Housing Chief
After seven years leading the New Bern Housing Authority, Executive Director Martin Blaney will resign Friday to pursue rest. He will assist in a limited capacity until a successor is named, with a public announcement expected in the coming weeks. Blaney, who has three decades in housing work, previously served in Virginia and joined New Bern in 2013 after attempting retirement.
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Globe battles virus as cases multiply outside China
The Associated Press reports a widening COVID-19 outbreak with more new cases arising outside China than inside. Global measures included scrubbing surfaces, heightened military alerts, and quarantines from a Atlantic beach resort to a Pacific island as economies reel and borders brace for further spread.
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