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Mar. 2—RALEIGH — As a young boy in Haiti, Jacques Duroseau witnessed two coup-d'etats by the time he turned 9, enduring a childhood scarred by poverty, hurricanes and earthquakes. In 1994, he watched American troops roll through his neighborhood "and take on the criminals, thugs and cartels," federal court documents said. Seeing them, he found his life's ambition: Join the Marines. But on ...
The Bray Endeavour community awards were presented to worthy winners last Friday, with broadcaster Declan Meehan named as this year's 'Person of the Year'. Unable to do the usual gala dinner event, the committee had to change the way things were done and decided to bring the awards to the winners, arriving to surprise them. And surprise them they did, delivering the wishes of the over 5,000 people who voted this year. This was the second 'Feel Good Friday' of the year, with the business awards having been presented in October. The Bray Endeavour Awards have been presented by Bray Chamber of...
The World’s Most Important Body of Water More than most, four men shaped the oft-cited “strategic tensions” over the South China Sea. The South China Sea is the most important body of water for the world economy—through it passes at least one-third of global trade. It is also the most dangerous body of water in the world, the place where the militaries of the United States and China could most easily collide. Chinese and American warships have just barely averted several incidents there over the past few years, and the Chinese military has warned off U.S. jets flying above. I...
DC murder victim's mom demanding answers after convict's COVID release A family is speaking out after a convicted killer was released from custody over coronavirus concerns. WASHINGTON - Charlotte Gray says the recent release of her son's killer is like living the pain of his 1999 murder all over again. Keith Fogle had just begun serving his 10-year sentence for Edward Gray's mistaken-identity murder after finishing a sentence for a federal drug charge. He wasn't tied to the murder until years later. Fogle was released from prison on November 20. Court filings show in the weeks after Fogle's ...