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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1995
Page
3
Havelock boards to reveal a 21st century growth strategy after thirteen months of work. The plan includes a medical facility and cultural arts center, extra Public Safety officers, a Craven Community College campus, and a new city hall, with a public hearing at 7 p.m. followed by a vote.
Three men charged with arson in the Croatan National Forest fire last May have a trial moved to May 8 in Raleigh. The defendants, two Marines and a former Marine, were indicted Jan. 2 by a federal grand jury in New Bern. Cpl Samuel E Perry Camp Lejeune, Lance Cpl Darrin York Hackett, and Jack Melvin Knouse Jr. turned themselves in or were arrested in Jacksonville New Bern Raleigh.
The Neuse River Foundation invites the public to its general membership meeting at Craven County Library auditorium at 7 p.m. Monday. Michael A. Mallin of UNC Wilmington will discuss weather and watershed impacts on estuarine water quality, drawing on his extensive teaching in marine science.
Havelock board meets Monday 7 p.m. at City Hall with a public hearing on the strategic plan and annexation petitions and Neuse River COG membership. Pamlico County commission meets Monday 7:30 p.m. at courthouse annex to discuss property revaluation contracts. New Bern aldermen meet Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at City Hall courtroom with a hearing on extraterritorial jurisdiction and sewer report by the city engineer. Dover town board meets Tuesday 7 p.m. at Town Hall regarding sale of the Dover manufacturing plant. Craven County Water and Sewer Board holds a joint meeting with Havelock board.
Gerald Anderson a 55 year old former state legislator from Bridgeton faces assault and communicating threats charges tied to his nephew custody dispute with Michael Anderson and James Golden. Golden and Smith say the case is a mess as judges recuse repeatedly.
New Bern aldermen approve naming the alley between Bryant-McLeod and the Oriental Inn as James Reed Lane. Swiss Bear and the Municipal Service District commit 25000 in kind toward renovation of a lane honoring James Reed, a 18th century advocate for public education and first rector of Christ Episcopal Church. A bronze plaque may describe Reed’s work with New Bern Academy and the academy’s first teacher Thomas Tomlinson. Reed is buried in Christ Church cemetery. Renovation funds total 60000 to 80000 dollars with a decorative fountain planned as funds allow.
Vivian Aguilera profiles volunteers for a 24 hour crisis line run by the Coastal Women's Shelter. The line, started in 1978 and 24/7 since 1981, connects callers to empathetic responders who provide referrals, information, and crisis support to rape, domestic violence, and related victims.
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