28th Fish Fry fund raiser set for Shriners hospitals
New Bern Shrines plan their 28th annual Fish Fry Thursday to support Shrine Crippled and Burned Children’s Hospitals. Proceeds fund equipment, maintenance, and salaries for patient care, with four serving locations listed: Sudan Temple on Broad Street, New Bern Shrine Club on South Glenburnie Road.
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New Bern-area
Shriners
Childrens Hospitals
Children’s Hospitals
Dave Martin
New Bern
Sudan Temple
Broad Street
New Bern Shrine Club
Glenburnie Road
Shriners Fish Plates Offered in New Bern Area
New Bern Shriner groups list fish plate sales Thursday from 11 am to 1 pm and 4 30 pm to 7 pm at Sudan Temple New Bern Shrine Club Broad Creek Service Station NC 55 East Trent East Crossing Shopping Center US 70 East James City. Orders in advance may be placed with Dave Martin at 633 2155. bulk office orders can be delivered.
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New Bern-area
Sudan Temple
New Bern
Broad Creek
Trent East Crossing
James City
Dave Martin
Training that left deputy wounded probed by SBS
The SBI probes a training exercise at Mildouson School in Hoke County that left Lt. Detective Bob Conerly, 39, hospitalized in serious condition after being shot in the back with a blank cartridge. Two deputies were on leave. The incident occurred during a high risk vehicle stop drill around 10:30 a.m. Saturday. investigators aim to complete their report within weeks.
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State Bureau of Investigation
Hoke County
Bob Conerly
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
Wayne Gardner
Gardner
Raleigh
WRAL
Conerly
Sheriff's Department
SBI
Fred McKinney
Gays rally at Duke to target Helms drawing thousands
Several thousand gays and supporters gathered at Duke University East Campus for N.C. Pride 95. The marchers, carrying Helms themed T shirts and signs, heard keynote Daniel Zingale of the Human Rights Campaign Fund pledge to oppose Helms in 1996 across North Carolina.
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Helms
Duke University
Jesse Helms
N.C
Havelock to Add Juvenile Officer With COP FAST Grant
Ken Boucher, 39, will serve as Havelock Public Safety’s full time juvenile officer starting July 1 aided by a COP FAST grant covering 75 percent of salary for three years. He aims to divert first time offenders from court, foster mutual respect with youth, and strengthen community ties as Cherry Point growth looms.
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Havelock
Ken Boucher
Boucher
Havelock Public Safety
Mike Campbell
Campbell
Cherry Point Marine Corps Station
North Carolina Juvenile Officers Association
Atlantic Beach
Cherry Point
Public Safety
Eviction deadline passes without action at Green Park Terrace
Tenants remain in homes as foreclosure trustee deadlines loom. Zoie Simmons and neighbors cite rising rents and fixed incomes while lawyers for Barclays American Mortgage and Pamlico Sound Legal Services seek delays. A sheriff could order removal only after a court hearing.
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Green Park Terrace
Zoie Simmons
Jeremiah
New Bern
Timothy Blackburn
Housing and Urban Development Authority
John Green
Blackburn
Pamlico Sound
Bernard Bush
Brights and fluffs spark big picture thinking
Close readers rewarded with little stories that reveal broader issues. A 100-year-old proofreader still works full time, defying retirement norms, while another piece questions fruit fly research funding and worker retirement biases. The writer urges redirecting funds toward studying why seasoned staff are forced out and proposes more thoughtful local stories.
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Sun Journal
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