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A 2016 drug arrest was the most recent conviction for a Jacksonville man on April 15, but his sentencing on Wednesday landed him behind bars for possibly 20 years because of his habitual felon status, according to court officials. Samuel Boswell, 46, of 467 White Oak Lane in Jacksonville, was convicted by a jury in Onslow County Superior Court for selling cocaine, delivering cocaine, manufacturing cocaine, possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana, and two counts of possession of cocaine with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver cocaine. Afterwards, a separate hearing found Bosw...
It was perhaps fitting that when PennDOT District 9 officials met with local government officials on Thursday, road crews â hopefully for the last time this season â were called out in some places to treat highways for snow and ice. At the annual Bedford County transportation outreach meeting, held virtually because of lingering COVID-19 concerns, county maintenance manager Mark Yeckley reflected that âItâs been a very trying year for everybody.â On top of continued virus concerns, the winter â coming on the heels of an exceptionally mild 2019-20 season â wa...
Volunteer firefighter rescues two from burning assisted living facility When Benjamin saw smoke at assisted living facility in St. Matthews, he called dispatch and then he followed the smoke. Author: WLTX Updated: 6:00 PM EDT March 17, 2021 ST MATTHEWS, S.C. — "He did an amazing job, just an amazing job," firefighter Jeff Hammond said as he spoke about a fire at an assisted living facility in St. Matthews and a volunteer firefighter who rescued two residents. Affectionately called "Shack," Suguan Benjamin happened to be in St. Matthews on Tuesday when an as...
Sandy Run Fire seeks to borrow for upgrades Times & Democrat (Orangeburg, SC) Mar. 9—ST. MATTHEWS — Sandy Run's fire chief says the department wants to borrow money to improve service and promote industry in the upper part of Calhoun County. $700,000 for four years," Chief Gary Hardee told Calhoun County Council on Monday. "The biggest thing we have in there is we paid off our newly purchased engine for $317,000. We go ahead a pay that off and that will save us $40,000 for nine years," he said. It's also looking to expand its building and purchase equipment, he said. "Our full effor...