Girl 14 reports rape by two men in New Bern
A 14 year old girl told New Bern police that she was raped Sunday by two men at a relative's Fox Chase Village home. She said one man was a friend. the other unknown. They forced entry, no weapons, no arrests yet, investigation ongoing.
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New Bern
The
Sun Journal
Fox Chase Village
Alex Setzer
Setzer
Weyerhaeuser
John Pierce
Rodger Anger
Anger
Driver charged after allegedly assaulting officer in Morehead City
Beaufort man Bobby Lee Bradley, 38, faces seven misdemeanors after allegedly trying to drive off as Officer Billy Hill attempted to disable the ignition in Bradley s car during the N C Seafood Festival. Hill was dragged but unharmed. Bradley is charged by Morehead City with careless driving resisting an officer injury to property and DWI by Beaufort with speeding and resisting.
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Beaufort
Morehead City
Billy Hill
Bobby Lee Bradley
2Nd St
Evans Street
N.C
Hill
Bradley
Jim Cole
City board reshapes block grant housing plans in New Bern
The New Bern Board of Aldermen vote to buy a mobile home for Pembroke residents from 1993 Community Development Block Grant funds. Renovation costs for a 2004 Stimson Street mobile home estimated at 17,000, while a new single wide could cost 14,000 to 15,000. Aldermen also cancel renovation of 1202 Walt Bellamy Drive, reallocating 27,376 to renovate two homes at 2105 Oak Street and 936 Main Street with 22,000 available.
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New Bern
GDBG
Walt Bellamy Drive
Oak St
Main St
Mayo
Shipmates reunite in county for Lenoir crew
Nearly 50 years after World War II service on the USS Lenoir, 14 former sailors reunited in the county sharing memories of nicknames shore leave in China and locker photos. Richard Baker, a Kinston native, helped locate the men. the ship built in Wilmington earned one battle star and circled the globe twice.
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Lenoir
China
Hiroshima
Nagoyan Bay
Richard Baker
Kinston
Wilmington
North Carolina Shipbuilding Corp
Possible second spill source in Oriental Harbor probe
Coast Guard officials probe a fishing boat as a potential second source in the 1,100 gallon diesel spill at Oriental Harbor, with initial findings implicating Chris Fulcher’s Seafo od processing plant. Spill detected Sept 22 and containment efforts continue as penalties loom for violations of the Clean Water Act.
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Oriental
Oriental Harbor
Coast Guard
Ing
U.S. Coast Guard
Dale Porter
Chris Fulcher
Fulcher
Point Pride Seafood
U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office
Wilmington
Porter
Saltwater license hearings set for October meetings
The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission will hold seven public hearings in October to discuss a proposed saltwater recreational fishing license. The draft proposal aims to spark discussion on form and content, with media briefings planned for Oct. 12 in Morehead City and Oct. 13 in Raleigh. Revenues would fund research, enforcement, and education, with fees of 5 for one week, 15 for a year, and 250 for a lifetime, possibly ending in an endowment trust managed by a state office.
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State Marine Fisheries Commission
Mike Orbach
Commission
Morehead City
Raleigh
Marc Basnight
Ddare
State Division of Marine Fisheries
Remembering Grandpa and the Enduring Love We Leave
A daughter recounts the months after her father’s death, recalling his smile and strong hands, the family’s farewell at the service, and the lasting impact of a life once shared. Her children’s questions, neighbors’ stories, and a final birthday gift illuminate grief, memory, and the hope of healing.
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State Division of Environmental Management
Chariie
N.C. Aquarium
Manteo
Pitt Community College
Greenville
University of North Carolina-Wilmington
Carteret Community College
Archdale Building
N. Salisbury St
Raleigh Criminal Court
E. 4Th St
Charlotte
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem
Secretary of the of Environment Health and Natural Resources
Marine Fisheries Commission
General Assembly
Wally
Casey
Dad
Grandpa
Eileen Heaton
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