Murder charge added to DWI in fatal weekend wreck
Kelley Massey 36 of Gaston Hillside Road Lincolnton faces second degree murder after a Saturday crash on U S 321 North that killed 20 year old Anthony Oseguera of Stony Point. Massey allegedly drove a 2007 Mazda SUV at 80 mph in a 65 mph zone, rear ending a Chevrolet Astro van carrying Janette Oseguera and her son. Anthony died at the scene. Janette survived and was hospitalized. Massey, already facing a pending DWI charge, cited marijuana use and texting as factors. bond set to 750000 after murder charge.
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Kelley Massey
Gaston Hillside Road
Lincolnton
U.S. 321 North
Gaston and
Lincoln County Line
Anthony Oseguera
Stony Point
Janette Osequera
Taylorsville
Anthony Osequera
Carolinas Medical Center
Charlotte
B.M. Black
Massey
Black
Couple killed in motorcycle wreck near Maggie Valley NC
A Bessemer City couple, Joey and Michelle Dunlap, both 36, died after their motorcycle was struck at about 10 50 a m Saturday as a car pulled out from a Dollar General in Maggie Valley North Carolina They were en route to a Shriner s convention The driver has not been charged and the crash remains under investigation The couple left behind two daughters aged 16 and 13 Funeral service is planned for Mt Zion Baptist Church Cherryville with private burial and Mason rites for Joey Memorials may be sent to a trust fund for the daughters at Mt Zion Church
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Bessemer City
North Carolina
Joey
Michelle Dunlap
Maggie Valley
Joey Dunlap
Scott Sutton
Dollar General
U.S. 19
Dunlaps
Tori Dunlap
Lindsay Dunlap
Dunlap
Tori
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Church
Adoption reimbursement program sparks Gaston County debate
Dr. Robert Neunzig criticizes a county plan allowing commissioners and full time employees who adopt to be reimbursed up to 8000 per child. A new Adoption Committee will review revisions. public meeting set at 11 a.m. at the Gaston County Administration Building as controversy continues over the policy and a $9500 reimbursement request by Commission Chairman Tracy Philbeck.
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Robert Neunzig
Gaston County
Neunzig
Dallas
Commission
Tracy Philbeck
Philbeck
Ukraine
Neuzig
Jason Williams
Adoption Committee to discuss revised reimbursement program
The Gaston County Adoption Committee meets today at 11 a.m. in the County Manager’s conference room to review possible changes to an adoption reimbursement program approved in November 2013. The plan provides up to 8000 in taxpayer funds per adopted child for county employees and commission members.
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Gaston County Adoption Committee
Gaston County
Commission
Members of Gaston County New Anoption Committee
A list of individuals connected to Gaston County as part of a new committee includes Elle Buchanan Susanna Kavanaugh Carolinas Dr. Robert Neunzig Rebecca Schwindeman Legacy Smith Chris Dobbins Charles Moore Pam Overcash Tracy Philbeck and other county officials. The roster features health and human services leadership and county commissioners shaping the panel.
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Gaston County
Elle Buchanan
Welrolinas
Susanna Kavanaugh
Carolinas
Robert Neunzig
Rebecca Schwindeman
Legacy Smith
Chris Dobbins
County panel weighs adoption hurdles and renter aid ideas
Neunzig asks if county can assist on adoption navigation beyond finances while praising the committee’s expertise. He notes a private company offer heard years ago and envisions ideas and tweaks to improve the process. Nemzig commends the group for its outstanding knowledge and ability to examine underlying issues.
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Neunzig
Nemzig
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