Climate reports warn of sea level rise under warming trends
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Iran tensions roil region as sanctions loom and strikes feared
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North Carolina regulator calls Blue Cross CEO to resign
Commissioner Mike Causey urged Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina chief executive Dr. Patrick Conway to resign after a June impaired driving arrest in Randolph County. He cited leadership and governance failures and said the board concealed details. Conway faces impaired driving and misdemeanor child abuse charges. his two daughters were in the car. Court date pending.
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Rally supports rebuilding Stanley White Center at Duffyfield
George argues the Stanley White Center should stay at its current flood plain site while seeking funding and using fill to raise ground five feet. Community leaders emphasize the center as a shared space for all residents, not a city-funded luxury, urging unity to secure money for reconstruction.
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Residents press to restore Stanley White Rec Center plan
Bernard George led Duffyfield residents at City Hall as they urged immediate restoration and preservation of the Stanley White Recreation Center at 901 Chapman Street. They oppose relocation or demolition, citing floodplain soil and flood risks, while FEMA funding discussions continue and a new City Hall meeting is set for October 8.
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Defense Secretary Esper surveyed Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River after Hurricane Florence, noting 245 damaged buildings and 30 percent of 4.5 million square feet ruined. He urged immediate funding, warned a continuing resolution hurts DoD budgets, and emphasized building more resilient housing and infrastructure.
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