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The Gaston Gazette in Gastonia, North Carolina

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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 2013

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Gaston County woman threatens Gaston County Police building

Armanda Una-Karrim Barnes, 37, walked the Gaston County Police Department lot early Sunday then returned with a gas can and lighter and threatened to blow up the building. Officers subdued her at the front desk. she is jailed on a 500000 dollar bond for attempting malicious damage to a government building.

Armanda Barnes Gastonia Armanda Una-Karrim Barnes Gaston County Police Department Eric Johnson Johnson Barnes S.K. Brown Brown Glenn St Gaston County Diane Turbyfill Twitter GazetteDiane

Gastonia students from VMI to march in Obama's inaugural parade

Three Gastonia residents and Virginia Military Institute cadets Alex Grant Paige Langisch and Samuel Cain will march in Obama's January 21 inaugural parade in Washington D C They will wear gray uniforms with red capes and carry rifles once used in Vietnam and Korea The trio practiced daily at VMI and expect a long but historic day with a 15 minute march and return to buses before heading home

Ben Goff the Gazette Alex Grant Paige Langisch Samuel Cain Gastonia Virginia Military Institute Barack Obama Washington, D.C Obama U.S Vietnam Korea Washington Cain VMI Lexington Grant Langisch U.S. Capitol Gazette Wade Allen Twitter

Elections board seeks MIA voters card mail confusion

The Board of Elections mails postcard sized voter cards to clear rolls of deceased or moved voters. Thousands received cards with unfamiliar names, though sent to their address. Gaston County issued about 22,000 cards after Christmas amid ongoing state wide checks.

Why the Elections Board Sends Verification Cards

The Board of Elections mails verification cards to contact registered voters who have had no contact with the board in the past two federal elections or four years. They want to confirm the name on the registration remains valid. If you receive a card with an unfamiliar name, return it with a note stating unknown or return to sender. This triggers a second mailing, then the person may be marked inactive and eventually removed from rolls.

Election Board

Voter Verification Card Details Circulate Countywide

Pictured is information from a voter verification card sent to thousands of county residents. The card requires signing detaching and returning by mail with postage prepaid.

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