State board approves arts degree at PCC first time
Pamlico Community College earns state board approval to offer the associate of arts degree enabling local students to begin study in Pamlico and transfer to four year colleges. The move complements existing associate of general education offerings and aligns PCC with a planned shift to 16 week semesters by 1997.
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State Board
PCC
Pamlico County
State Board of Community Colleges
Pamlico Community College
Ecu-Greenville
Ctu
Community College
Lead Poisoning Prevention Push Aids Craven County Youths
The Craven County Health Department urges routine blood lead screenings for children under six to prevent silent poisoning. National and local data show elevated lead levels in preschoolers, with testing offered at no charge since 1994 by the State Laboratory of Public Health. The lead program identifies exposure sources, conducts follow up testing every three to four months, and marks National Lead Poison Control Week July 16 22 with community outreach by local health staff.
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United States
National Safety Council
North Carolina
Craven County
The
North Carolina General Assembly
State Laboratory of Public Health
Craven County Health Department
Pak-a-Sak Manager Donates Funds To Local Charities
Pak-a-Sak assistant store manager Dale Conway presents 1500.0 checks to Bill Sherman of Centenary United Methodist Church and Sue Mac Ridgeway of Craven Pregnancy Counseling Center. The gifts support computer equipment, funded by converting 106000.0 in Pak-a-Sak receipts into charitable donations.
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Pak-a-Sak
Dale Conway
Bill Sherman
Centenary United Methodist Church
Sue Mac Ridgeway
Craven Pregnancy Counseling Center
Creech Scholarship Awarded By New Bern Woman's Club
Cindi Wethington of Craven Community College received the Margaret Creech Scholarship from New Bern Woman's Club continuing education division to pursue an associate degree. Tamara Shields will intern with the North Carolina Department of Correction in Raleigh as a media intern. Matthew and Michael G Raines of New Bern were named to Who's Who Among American High School Students for 1994 95, with biographies to be published.
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Woman’s Club
Creech
Cindi Wethington
Craven Community College
New Bern Woman’s Club
Margaret Creech
Matthew M. Raines
Michael G. Raines
New Bern
Michael
Jean Hemphill
Margery Lancaster
Division of Community Assistance
Greg Mayo
New Bern rural carriers give scholarships to two graduates
The New Bern branch of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association awarded $200 scholarships to Julia Whyland and Darrel Shy. Both recipients are recent graduates of New Bern High School.
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New Bern
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Julia Whyland
Darrel Shy
New Bern High School
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DCA
CDBG
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