North Carolina Reports Low One Day COVID-19 Cases
North Carolina health officials logged 610 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, the lowest daily total since mid August, with 20 964 tests performed, down from 35 000 plus the day before. The positive rate stood at 6.6 percent as Phase 3 reopened outdoor bars theaters clubs and outdoor amusement parks. The two week lag for effects of reopening remains possible. Earlier that week the state posted 2 227 new cases on October 1, the largest two month rise.
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Lottery results and upcoming draws from North Carolina
Evening lottery results were unavailable at press time. MEGA MILLIONS drawn Friday numbers were 9 38 47 49 68 with Megaball 25 and Megaplier 2. next draw Tuesday with an estimated 50 million. POWERBALL drawn Saturday numbers 18 31 36 43 47 with Powerball 20 and Powerplay 2. next draw Wednesday with an estimated 52 million. Pick 3 and Pick 4 details for Sunday and Saturday, along with Carolina Cash 5 numbers, are listed. visit newbornsy.com for last night’s results. evening drawings occur after The Sun Journal deadline and will appear tomorrow.
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Sun Journal Corrects Errors Policy Notice
The Sun Journal announces a policy to correct factual errors in its stories. Readers are asked to report errors by calling 252-635-5681 for corrections to staff written pieces.
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Tugboats removal spurred by private effort in Neuse River project
Jay Mattingly battled DOT and multiple agencies for years to remove derelict tugboats and barges left in the Trent and Neuse rivers tied to the Craven County bridge project. After meetings, legal actions, and public pressure, DOT funded a shared $66,000 plan with Craven County and T A Loving to lift and scrap the boats, with removal beginning and progress reported through 2000, ending the long dispute.
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