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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1995

Page

3

Aldermen set public hearing on B Street closure in New Bern

New Bern aldermen schedule a public hearing for June 27 at City Hall on closing part of B Street where it intersects the Norfolk Southern tracks near National Avenue. The Railsroad initiated the proposal for safety, but residents oppose closing. City Manager Bill Hartman notes B Street would be the only closure not hindering traffic. Alderwoman Barbara Lee says residents want the street kept open, and she plans to support their preference.

New Bern B Street Norfolk Southern Railroad National Avenue City Hall Eve W Bill Hartman Barbara Lee Joyner

Surplus merchandise sale at Cherry Point base

The DRMO at Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station holds a yard sale on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in building 1540 offering bush hogs car parts trucks vans camping trailers office equipment and more. Pickup runs June 5 to 7 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. For information call 466-5826.

Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office DRMO Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station

Coast Guard to act on North Carolina turtle strandings

A rise in loggerhead turtle strandings along the North Carolina coast led a meeting of state environmental groups the Southeastern Waterman's Association and the Coast Guard. Commander Bob Atkin chaired at Fort Macon. 500 boardings in 30 days yielded one Turtle Excluder Device citation. The plan calls for Southeast Regional Fisheries Center staff to train North Carolina fishermen on handling turtles caught in nets, with another meeting set for August.

North Carolina Brunswick County Southeastern Waterman’s Association U.S. Coast Guard Bob Atkin Fort Macon Oak Island Coast Guard Station Coast Guard Southeast Regional Fisheries Center Charleston S.C

Flea Pill Program Draws High Demand From Pet Owners

Pet owners rush to obtain Program a prescription flea pill for dogs demand outstrips supply with six to eight week shipments. Veterinarians say pills cost 5 to 7 dollars each and shelves stay bare as state entomologist cautions it’s a useful tool not a miracle cure.

Alice Haynes Manufac Mike Waldvogel

New Street drainage project closes block in New Bern

Aging terra cotta pipes on Eden Pollock and George streets are being replaced with plastic piping as part of New Bern's sanitary water upgrade. The project, costing about 122000 to 129000 dollars, includes burying overhead wires and may extend into mid June with minor side street work afterward. Archaeological finds on Pollock Street slowed progress but officials expect reopening in about two weeks, with normal traffic restored soon after.

Pollock George Streets New Street Craven Middle Streets New Bern Danny Meadows Meadows Metcalf DOT G.R. Shirley North Carolina Tryon Palace Shirley Pollock-George Department of Transportation Eden Pollock and George Streets Pollock Street Everett

New Bern tax collector Bertie Joyner to retire after 20 years

Bertie Joyner, New Bern tax collector for two decades, will retire July 31 at age 62. She reflects on a career of high collection rates, a 1994 Outstanding Tax Collector award, and a commitment to personal goals and public service as she plans a cross country trip with her husband and continued community volunteering.

New Bern Bertie Joyner Pamlico County North Carolina Joyner Walter Craven Regional Medical Center

Havelock seeks GA help to avoid tax hike in proposed budget

Havelock plans a 5.76 million dollar FY 95 96 budget with no tax increase if the General Assembly approves transferring 247000 dollars in sales tax from the sewer fund to the general fund. Doubling interest yields 71000 more for treasury while salaries rise 3 percent with a 25 percent step for some employees.

Havelock General Assembly Sewer Department General Fund Diane Scarborough City Treasury Susan Rexrode

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