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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2011
Page
7
Grover Elementary School hosted a diversity fair featuring activities that celebrated different cultures. Students explored with hands on projects and teachers guided discussions fostering inclusion and global awareness.
Vance Moore II of Raleigh pleaded guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy in an $80 million Ponzi scheme that touted over 4,000 ATMs, 90 percent of which reportedly did not exist or were not owned by him. He faces sentencing in Manhattan with a $50 million forfeiture and properties in NC and Florida at stake. Fayetteville shooting leaves one dead, another injured. David Lee Hopkins III is jailed on murder and related charges after a Saturday mobile home incident.
Massachusetts physician Melvin Levine, 71, accused of sexual misconduct with dozens of boys while at Children’s Hospital in Boston from 1966 to 1985, died by suicide near Rougemont North Carolina. A day earlier, 40 former patients filed a malpractice and abuse lawsuit. The state medical examiner confirmed the death occurred earlier this month.
A tractor-trailer carrying 2200 batteries overturned on US 221 near Linville, killing the driver and spilling battery acid by the Catawba River. The two lane highway north of Marion was closed as hazardous materials crews worked. No driver name released. Batteries littered the road, and lime was used to neutralize the acid.
The Associated Press and other media groups challenge a judge's ruling restricting courtroom coverage in a Cary man Brad Cooper murder case. They argue bans on outside interviews and reporting on the FBI agent and Durham police officer violate public access to judicial proceedings.
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