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On Sunday, July 2, Theodore Robert “Bob” Faxon, 87, passed peacefully with his children and grandchildren by his side. Born in Hudson Hospital on December 4, 1935, to Hannah Bertram
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On Sunday, July 2, Theodore Robert “Bob” Faxon, 87, passed peacefully with his children and grandchildren by his side. Born in Hudson Hospital on December 4, 1935, to Hannah Bertram
By Sarah Tate Photo: Getty Images A North Carolina man on a family trip to the Outer Banks rescued a three-day-old horse that had gotten trapped in a canal. Owen Carson was on a fishing trip in Carova with his brother-in-law and father-in-law, Jeff and George Kipp, when they noticed a young horse struggling at the seawall of a canal and quickly decided to help, "We all just kind of decided, 'you know what, forget about penalties or anything like that, we can deal with that later. We're just going to save this horse because it's not going to make it if we don't,'" Carson told the news outl...
The incident happened July 13 and the horse, named Beatrice, was three days old. Author: Curtis Carden Updated: 12:12 AM EDT July 16, 2021 CAROVA BEACH, N.C. — It will be a week Owen Carson and the rest of his family won't ever forget. Carson, his brother-in-law, Jeff Kipp, and his father-in-law, George Kipp, decided to soak in the sun and enjoy the water on Tuesday, July 13, with a fishing trip in Carova. More than 20 people, including the trio, are in the Outer Banks this week celebrating George and his wife, Mary, having their 50th wedding anniversary. ...
Falling through census cracks could hurt tribes By Michael Macagnone, CQ-Roll Call Published: December 14, 2020, 6:05am Share: The Blackfeet Nation, hit hard by the pandemic, allowed census takers on the reservation. (Dreamstime/TNS) WASHINGTON — When the Blackfeet reservation in northern Montana locked down in July due to the coronavirus pandemic — complete with curfews, quarantines and limits on outside visitors — it made the door-to-door counting process of this year’s census that much harder. Alaska Native and Native American communities across the country face...