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Retired USMC Sergeant Major Paul McKenna told the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs that it was difficult to find a qualified provider in the community.
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In eastern North Carolina, the nonprofit Sound Rivers performed water-quality testing at 54 popular recreational sites on the Neuse and Tar-Pamlico from Memorial Day to Labor Day last year.
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The division says temperatures in seven bodies of water from the Little Alligator River to the Morehead City area dropped enough to stun the trout in recent weeks.
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On January 24, 1965, the Ku Klux Klan bombed Oscar's Mortuary in Pembroke during an NAACP meeting. On that same day, the Klan also bombed two cars at St. Peter's AME Zion Church.
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Congresswoman Deborah Ross called the ballot challenges a blatant attempt to overturn a free and fair election, saying, "Justice Allison Riggs won the election to retain her seat on North Carolina Supreme Court. Fair and square.”
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Deputies with the Onslow County Sheriff’s Office made two more arrests after items – including some that were on fire -- were thrown at oncoming traffic, hitting vehicles.
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Blace Nalavany has been an Associate Professor of Social Work at ECU since 2006, and has, according to his bio on the ECU website, “Extensive experience providing clinical services to children, adolescents, and their families with child sexual abuse histories and other life stressors.”
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The search is on for an inmate who escaped from an eastern North Carolina jail by means that sound like the plot of a movie, but officials say his rap sheet is a serious one and John Nigh should be considered dangerous.
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Heaviest snow is forecast east of Highway 17 where storm totals of 6-8" are expected, but the entire region will likely see measurable snow.
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The division will hold a series of five job fairs and two are in eastern North Carolina.