Jeannie Carroll of New Bern NC 67 dies
Jeannie L Carroll 67 of the Greenbrier Community died Tuesday June 9 2020 in New Bern NC She was a Bergen County NJ native a graphic designer and photographer She moved to New Bern in 2013 from Honesdale PA A celebration of life will be held 2 PM Saturday June 13 2020 at Pollock Best Chapel The family will receive visitors afterwards She is survived by husband Robert J Carroll III daughters Erika Duffy Michele Canty and Bob Carroll Grandchildren Nicholas Tyler Nolan Thomas Isabella and a beloved pet Marley Memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Society Online condolences to Pollockbest com Pollock Best Funeral Homes entrusted with arrangements.
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Robert Smith Jr. 62 Cove City Funeral Service Details
Robert Lee Smith Jr., 62, of Cove City died June 9 2020. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at 705 N Main Street Cove City with burial at 12 p.m. Monday White Cemetery Cove City. Viewing one hour before service. Arrangements by Trinity Memorial Funeral Home Kinston.
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North Carolina COVID-19 cases pass 1,000 again
North Carolina reports 1,310 new COVID-19 cases, the fifth time in seven days over 1,000, bringing total to 39,481. DHHS says 1,064 deaths and 812 hospitalizations, with Phase Two easing under review as testing rises to 572,600+. Black residents account for 27 percent of cases and 34 percent of deaths.
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Craven Arts Council highlights June exhibits and COVID-19 note
Craven Arts Council promotes art therapy during the COVID-19 era with virtual galleries at cravenarts.org. June features Through the Lens and Juneteenth, a combined exhibition exploring military family photography and African American art, with works by local and Eastern North Carolina artists and student contributions from New Bern High School.
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