Maysville Town Board to review water remediation update
The Town of Maysville will discuss progress on remediating well water and the search for a new drinking water source at the next Board of Commissioners meeting on July 11 at town hall 404 Main St. Staff continue ITOLL training as samples were sent to Duke University for testing amid PFAS concerns and regulatory gaps.
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Fake Student Accounts Intrusion Detected at CCC
Craven Community College detected and blocked an attempted intrusion last month that sought to create about a dozen fake student accounts. President Raymond Staats noted the attack was halted in real time, with the system blocking the source and removing the forged accounts. He warned such intrusions are common nationwide and linked to fraud involving edu email addresses.
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Maysville discusses water options amid regionalization talk
The town grapples with long delays in uncovering water sources and now relies on Jones County Water. Brown notes regionalization with Onslow Water and Sewer Authority as a viable path, while options include a new well and filtration. Three treatment methods exist, with carbon filtration cheapest. project costs around 200000 to 300000 for equipment plus soft costs.
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Raft Craft Flotsam Inspires Crew Ahead of Race
Narrator recalls St Francis inspired rafting talk and joins the Precision Moulding Flotsam crew. He notes the raft’s impressive build in dry dock, praising its size and claimed tank like indestructibility as the team prepares for an upcoming race.
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Camp Lejeune hosts massive refueling exercise with simulated fuel
The II MEF 8th Engineer Support Battalion Bulk Fuel Company runs an annual refueling drill at Camp Lejeune using 120000 gallons of water as simulated fuel. Two platoons set up fueling systems and security while transferring fuel to three 50000 gallon bags and distributing it to receiving points two miles away over about a week.
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