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Prudhoe Ian Warburton Prudhoe Town Council will host its Annual Meeting/Planning, Contract and Works Meeting at the Gate Church, Swalwell Close NE42 6EX, on Wednesday 19 May, commencing at 7:00pm. Members of the public and press are welcome to attend or watch the meeting on live stream, details on www.prudhoetowncouncil.gov.uk If attending in person, please contact the Clerk in advance to ensure that the social distancing and attendance protocols are fully understood and adhered to. Sto...

Phase 1 work at Martin Marietta Park, New Bern’s 900 acre entertainment and water sports project, is set to ramp up this summer with the addition of a new swim beach, playground and shelter area. According to Foster Hughes, Parks and Recreation director, the City has just received an Army Corps of Engineers wetland permit for the swim beach. Hughes said the goal is to open the beach sometime this summer.  “We’ve actually had some scuba divers that have been going out and assessing the ar...

Lin Wood Says Brian Kemp to be Arrested, Doubles Down on Georgia Vote Fraud Conspiracy Newsweek 5/11/2021 Cammy Pedroja © APU GOMES/Getty Attorney L. Lin Wood (shown right) predicts four Georgia elected officials will be "put in handcuffs soon." Here, Wood speaks outside the US District Court, Central District of California in Los Angeles on December 6, 2019. Attorney Lin Wood has doubled down on his Georgia voter fraud conspiracy by predicting that Georgia Governor Brian K...

Havelock City Manager Frank Bottorff has announced his resignation effective mid-May. Bottorff was hired as Havelock’s city manager in October 2013.

The City of New Bern has taken additional steps to address what officials have described as the poor local broadband service and issues with internet provider Suddenlink. A letter addressing the issue that was signed by New Bern Mayor Dana Outlaw and eight other mayors was sent to 14 eastern North Carolina legislators last week, including Sen. Norm Sanderson and Rep. Steve Tyson. The letter urges the legislators to take “aggressive steps to bring better broadband service to our region of st...

New Bern City Manager Mark Stephens has announced he will resign effective May 14. The news was confirmed by New Bern Mayor Dana Outlaw Wednesday evening. According to Outlaw, Stephens presented the Board of Aldermen with a letter of resignation at their April 27 meeting and the board accepted and approved it during a closed session. At 9 a.m Wednesday morning, Stephens made the announcement to his staff and then sent an email out to other City of New Bern employees approximately an hour later,...

by Boundary Sentinel on Tuesday April 27 2021 Christina Lake residents can now begin cleanup and assess damage from flooding. — RDKB photo The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary (RDKB) Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) lifted evacuation orders for three homes in the Fife Road area on the east side of Christina Lake this afternoon. Residents have been out of their homes since the early morning hours of April 25 when debris blocking a creek at higher elevation ga...

Today Partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. High around 80F. Winds SW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60%.. Tonight Scattered thunderstorms in the evening, then cloudy with rain likely later at night. Low 64F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 80%. Updated: April 28, 2021 @ 1:33 am

Lexingtons Piedmont Candy Co. has launched a new snack mix product line called Thinful. The snack, which promises to deliver on flavor, but cut back on calories and sugar, is the companys first low-sugar snack mix with only 2 grams of sugar and 60 calories per half-cup serving. Piedmont Candy Co. is best known for its Red Bird peppermint sticks and puffs. “We believe the most difficult decision our customers will have to make is which flavor to choose, rather than having to read the back o...

How Meghan Markle Photos With Archie Could Lead to First U.S. Tabloid Lawsuit On 4/27/21 at 1:01 PM EDT Photos of Meghan Markle and her son Archie out for a walk in Los Angeles were published on "Page Six," the New York Posts gossip column, on Thursday—raising questions over whether she will sue the U.S. tabloid. The column published the pictures of the pregnant Duchess of Sussex holding her toddler son on her baby bump, in an outing just days after Prince Philips funeral. Newsweek understan...