Gov. Cooper: Reinstating Work Search Requirements for Unemployment Insurance Benefits for New Claimants
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Roy Cooper, D-
North Carolina, issued the following executive order entitled reinstating work search requirements for unemployment insurance benefits for new claimants :
WHEREAS, on
March 10, 2020, the undersigned issued Exec. Order No. 116, 34 N.C. Reg. 1744-1749 (
April 1, 2020), which declared a State of Emergency to coordinate the State s response and protective actions to address the Coronavirus Disease 2019 ( COVID-19 ) public health emergency and provide for the health, safety, and welfare of residents and visitors located in
North Carolina ( Declaration of a State of Emergency ); and
WHEREAS, on
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GREENSBORO, N.C. Records from the North Carolina Department of Public Safety show that N deneszia Lancaster has been released from prison.
Lancaster, 23, was serving a minimum 16-month, maximum 29-month sentence for two felony counts of child abduction.
She was convicted in August 2020. By that point, she had already been behind bars for 317 days. That pretrial jail time was credited as time served.
The NCDPS reported her release on Tuesday, February 23.