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Survivors of exposure to toxic water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune are gathering in Onslow County this month to spread awareness and petition for justice. An outreach event scheduled for three locations in Jacksonville on Tuesday, April 20 has been organized by members of the Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Survivors Facebook group, a community of more than 16,500 members.  Advocates will be at the following locations from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.: The old Chuck E. Cheese parking lot (2005 N Marine Blvd.), the Sunset Inn (497 Western Blvd.) and Tires Express (1354 Old Maplehurst Rd.). “This all...

The SWAT team and Greenville police are at the Sunset Inn on Wade Hampton Boulevard. Police said there is someone there with an active warrant who will not come out of a room. Sign up for our Newsletters Greenville Police Spokeswoman Alia Paramore said they do not know if anyone else is in the room with the suspect. The situation has been going on since at least noon. No other details have been released. We have had several phone calls to the...

GRANTS PASS, Ore. —The city of Grants Pass is hoping to help locals in need with additional housing, by applying for an Oregon Community Foundation grant. It hopes to open a Project Turnkey facility after other ones are in the works in Ashland and Medford. The Grants Pass City Council sent a letter to the Oregon Community Foundation asking for its support for the new development. This comes after the Oregon Legislature set aside $65 million for the purpose of acquiring hotels and operating them as congregate housing facilities. In Medford, the Redwood Inn, a 47-room motel on Riverside Avenu...

It was Saturday morning early and Rhonda stood at the grill making my pancakes.  She’s been doing that for about 30 years. Maybe 35. Before that, I was in the Army and across the country, but she was there, pouring and flipping horizontal rows of batter and buckwheat.

En Route to Apalachicola We’ve been so good. We haven’t traveled. We haven’t gathered with our friends, with our book clubs, with our church, well, not very much. We stay masked, most of the time, even with our grandchildren. We’ve had zero colds and zero flu this year, while trying to avoid COVID. And we needed a break. How can we do it safely, we asked ourselves. If you are reading this blog, which is a resource for travelers, I am imagining you ask the same questions. How do responsible people travel in this time of COVID?