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Former Camp Lejeune Marine faces manslaughter as trial in the death of Morgan Patten set for late November - Vimarsana News

Former Camp Lejeune Marine faces manslaughter as trial in the death of Morgan Patten set for late November

It's been four years since 24-year-old Morgan Patten was killed in a car accident while visiting her fiancé in Jacksonville. The driver's trial is scheduled for the week of Nov.

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Fisheries commission OKs striped mullet plan amendment for public comment period - Vimarsana News

Fisheries commission OKs striped mullet plan amendment for public comment period

EMERALD ISLE — The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission voted 9-0 Thursday afternoon to approve Amendment 2 to the striped mullet management plan for a public comment period and review by

12 Pink Hill staff, leaders resign in past year - Vimarsana News

12 Pink Hill staff, leaders resign in past year

A dozen Pink Hill leaders and staff have resigned from their posts during the past year and State Treasurer Dale Folwell and his staff are watching the town closely to

Jacksonville Lion's Club looks to purchase machine to provide children in need free eye exams - Vimarsana News

Jacksonville Lion's Club looks to purchase machine to provide children in need free eye exams

The Jacksonville Host Lion’s Club is looking to provide free eye exams to children throughout Onslow and Jones counties, and one community member has brought them one step closer to

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EDITORIAL: Parents Bill of Rights requires the parents - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: Parents Bill of Rights requires the parents

Books and school libraries have become the new battleground for parents concerned about the state’s newly created Parents Bill of Rights, but this only distracts the public from the real