Infant dies as 911 calls allegedly go unanswered
In Casar, five month old Allyson Moses died after her family says 911 calls to Cleveland County were not answered and phones did not ring at the center. Two calls were picked up by Rutherford County and forwarded to EMS. The family and officials say equipment issues are under investigation. The baby’s funeral was held Sunday as relatives remember her as a joyful child.
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Moses
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Cleveland County Communications
David Dodd
Dodd
Rutherford County Communications
Cleveland County
David Moses
Bark for Heart event raises funds in Kings Mountain
Kings Mountain held Bark For Your Heart on Gold Street featuring dogs like Moose in a military cap and Daisy in pink, with dog contests and owner activities to raise money for several local causes in Cleveland County.
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Kings Mountain Bicycle Plan Meeting
Kings Mountain hosts a public session to discuss the bicycle plan. Tonight from 5 30 to 7 30 p m in the Fire Training Room at City Hall. City staff and a steering committee invite residents to contribute ideas shaping future bike projects with Centralina Councils of Governments guiding the process.
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Kings Mountain City Hall
Centralina Council of Governments
Centralina
Senate OKs municipal broadband bill in North Carolina
The North Carolina Senate approved a bill allowing cities and towns about a year to pause before pursuing municipal broadband ventures. A House vote would create an interim task force to set operating guidelines, excluding five already in high speed service and those with ongoing studies or federal fiber grants. The measure passed 41 to 7.
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Salisbury
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Mooresville
Davidson
Joe Sam Queen
D-Haywood
Dan Clodfelter
D-Mecklenburg
General Assembly
Clodfelter
Hoyle
Nurse charged with murder in elderly patient death
In Chapel Hill North Carolina Angela Almore 40 Cary nurse faces second degree murder and six counts of patient abuse over the February death of 84 year old Rachel Holliday an Alzheimer's patient at The Britthaven of Chapel Hill She is held on 500000 bond The medical examiner ruled Holliday died of pneumonia with morphine a contributing factor while nine other Alzheimer's patients had received painkillers
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Cherryville Receives Grant for Clean Transportation Program
The CFAT Project funded by North Carolina Department of Transportation aims to cut mobile emissions through education outreach and sub awards for alternative fuels and advanced transport tech. Transportation Secretary Gene Conti praised multi year effort, noting Cherryville as the county’s sole recipient this year. Diane Turbyfill can be reached at 704 869 1817.
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Transportation
Gene Conti
Cherryville
NCDOT
Gaston County
Diane Turby
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