Cove City Firemen's Day Parade Benefits Fire Dept
Cove City residents will join a Saturday event for Firemen's Day. A 10 a.m. parade begins at the old schoolhouse and travels along Main Street to Railroad Street and Secondary Road 1005 to Whaley Food Center. Barbecue dinners, bake sale, raffle and crafts follow. Raffle tickets at $1 offer a handcrafted afghan, with all proceeds aiding the Cove City Fire Department.
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Cove City
S. Main Street
W. Railroad Street
Whaley Food Center
Cove City Fire Department
Wind toppled power pole at Craven Terrace no injuries
An electric pole between the G-2 and L-2 buildings at Craven Terrace toppled this morning, caused by wind and pole deterioration. Crews cut power to the affected blocks within three hours. repairs were underway. The incident involved New Bern Housing Authority property with the city supplying repair services.
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Craven Terrace
Guy Smith
New Bern Housing Authority
Smith
New Bern Electric
Ralph Puckett
Puckett
New Bern
Trent Court
Craven College near endowment goal by $76000
Craven Community College has moved about $76000 closer to its $1 million endowment goal as fall fund drive proceeds. Spokesperson Diane Tyndall notes fundraising is ahead this year. the endowment funds scholarships, loans, and equipment purchases, aiding local life.
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Craven College
Craven Community College
Dianendall
College Foundation Fund
Jones County Senator Named Co Chair Of Cultural Resources Panel
State Sen Luther Jordan of Wilmington has been appointed co chairman of the Cultural Resources Legislative Committee. The group is reviewing procedures for disposing of public historic structures and supporting crafts training and African American heritage programs. Jordan stresses remembering roots that shape North Carolina’s cultural heritage.
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Jones County
Luther Jordan
Cwilmington
Cultural Resources
Generand
North Carolina
Jordan
Housing boom weighs on Havelock as NADEP relocates
As NADEP workers relocate to Cherry Point and more military personnel move in, Havelock faces a tight housing market with few homes on the market. Prices for affordable homes are selling in days, and new developments could bring hundreds of residences, though builders hesitate amid BRAC related demand and market risk.
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Havelock
Tema Barnes
Havelock Board of Realtors
Barnes
Havelock Planning Board
Vira Watson
Planning Board
Naval Aviation Depot
NADEP
Nadeps
Pensacola
Fla
Alameda
Calif
Norfolk
Cherry Point
Steve Green
Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station
Alice Bayer
Alice J. Bayer Real Estate
Bayer
Navy
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
BRAC
Donald Lawrence
City Commissioners
Tuckers Creek
Pat McCullough
Neuse Builders
Lake Road
Watson
Kim Avenue
McCotter Boulevard
Craven Community College Adds Two Police Officers
Craven Community College swore in two officers with full arrest powers, R. Joe Logan and Tricia Cotto, after a year relying on security staff. The pair will patrol campus, detain suspects, issue tickets, and work 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, with security staff covering weekends.
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Craven Community College
R. Joe Logan
Tricia Cotto
Sue Cantwell
Craven County District Court
Community College
Russ Sutton
Craven
Logan
New Bern
Cotto
Pollocksville
Craven Regional
Sutton
USAG set for Wilson summit keynote by Reno
U S Attorney General Janet Reno will keynote a back-to-school summit in Wilson, hosted by Representative Eva Clayton. The event features a youth Q A, workshops on future jobs and education, and remarks from Rep Cleo Fields with entertainment from Roxanna Mitchell and the Youth Community Mass Choir. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. For details contact Linda Jones at Clayton’s Warrenton office.
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Wilson
U.S
Janet Reno
Eva Clayton
D-N.c
Cleo Fields
D-La
Roxanna Mitchel
Roanoke Rapids
Gamma Beta
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc
North Carolina Central University
Durham
Linda Jones
Clayton’s
Warrenton
Guardian ad Litem volunteers aid children in court system
Susan Pellecchia volunteers as Guardian ad Litem to represent children in court, meeting weekly and gathering information from agencies to guide judges. The program in Judicial District 3B trained volunteers, with Mattocks recruiting for October, seeking caring individuals willing to devote time and speak for children.
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Pellecchia
Teer
Guardian Ad Litem
Carol Mattocks
Craven, Pamlico and
Carteret Coun
Mattocks
New Bern
First Union Bank
Susan Pellecchia
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Tucker Creek
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Reno
Guardian
Ad Litem
Trator
Angela Harris
Sun Journey
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