Short faces $5,000 bond in Fort Barnwell abuse case
Onslow County man David Robert Short, 47, a former Fort Barnwell camp counselor, was charged with abusing four minors between July 18 and Friday. He posted a $5,000 unsecured bond and faces Craven County Superior Court on Oct. 21. The Woodmen of the World camp serves 15,000 to 16,000 children annually.
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Onslow County
Fort Barnwell
W. David McFadyen Jr
David Robert Short
Jones Road
Hubert
Craven County Superior Court
Sun Journal
Woodmen of the World
Tornadoes touch down north of Bridgeton causing minor damage
At about 6 45 p m Thursday a tornado touched down north of Bridgeton. Craven County officials said damage was being assessed with no injuries reported. One sighting was near Oaks Road as the tornado crossed the river. The funnel touched down briefly at a mobile home park off Antioch Road, damaging three homes and a large tree.
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Bridgeton
Craven County
Henry Sermons
Sermons
Oaks Road
Antioch Road
VA secretary invites area veterans to health care forum
Jesse Brown, secretary of Veterans Affairs, will meet with local veterans at 9 a.m. Saturday for brunch at the Sheraton Grand to discuss health care reform. Rep. Martin Lancaster hosts with Rep. Eva Clayton, and Jerome Calhoun notes reforms may shape VA hospitals nationwide. Brunch costs 10 dollars but attendance does not require eating. tickets via Lancaster’s office.
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Jesse Brown
Department of Veterans Affairs
Sheraton Grand
Jerome Calhoun
Fayetteville VA Medical Center
Calhoun
Martin Lancaster
D-N.c
Eva Clayton
Jones to replace Neal as head of the 2nd Marine Division
Maj. Gen. James L. Jones will take command of the 2nd Marine Division today at Camp Lejeune in a ceremony beside Building H-1, succeeding Maj. Gen. Richard I. Neal who becomes deputy commander in chief and chief of staff at U S Central Command MacDill Air Force Base.
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James L. Jones
2Nd Marine Division
Richard I. Neal
H-1
Camp Lejeune
Neal
U.S. Central Command
MacDill
Air Force Base
Tampa
Pamlico County Reinstates Animal Control With Budget Change
Pamlico County commissioners vote 4-1 to extend animal control for six months by reshaping the 1994-95 budget. The plan funds the program by diverting miscellaneous funds and proposes a $6 annual pet license tag to cover future costs, with public hearings planned before any tag fees formalize.
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Bayboro
Pamlico County
Hilda Carmody
Bob Edgman
Bill Rice
Rice
State Health Department
Edgman
CRC weighs limits on moorings to waterfront owners
North Carolina Coastal Resources Commission considers restricting free standing pilings and mooring buoys to waterfront property owners. A $50 one time permit, four moorings per property, and notification to adjacent owners are proposed. Public hearings continue with community input and possible changes before September.
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Omanaa
Coastal Resources Commission
North Carolina
Commission
Wilmington
New Bern
Leonard Leonardi
Tom Louis
Greenville
Kill Devil Hills
Advi
Sory Council
Preston Pate
Division of
Craven
Pamlico
Beaufort
Oriental
Belhaven
Pate
State Attorney General's Office
Eugene Tomlinson
Southport
Tomlinson
Carteret chamber president takes over CDAC chair
Phyl lis Ford president of the Carteret County Chamber of Commerce was elected by the CMCC to chair the Conservation Development Advisory Committee CDAC. She assumed leadership as the panel plans growth across Craven Carteret Pamlico and Jones counties due to Cherry Point expansion and forecasted 12000 new residents.
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Carteret Chamber
CDAC
Morehead City
Phyllis Ford
The
Carteret County
Ford
Civilian-Military Community Council
CMCC
Conservation Development Advisory Committee
Craven
Carteret
Pamlico
Jonesed
Cherry Point
Marine Corps Air Station
Naval Aviation
Do today s kids ever get dirty and go barefoot
Bruce Godfrey writes that Andy Rooney fans may demand recurring Emmy wins while criticizing the modern generation. The column recalls Rooney s grumpy views on kids today and contrasts them with the author s own wish to see kids climb, play outside, and enjoy unstructured fun.
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Soeane Ae
Mom
Dad
Andy Rooney
Bruce Godfrey
Fairfield Harbour
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