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“The roofing system has numerous leaks with apparent wood damage underneath”

In the next two months, the Pamlico County commissioners will be talking about millions of dollars in future building needs. via Sun Journal

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Hey, read the rules! Part of Pamlico County will be without water tonight. That's because the county's water department and the DOT will be doing water line tie-ins. The county says from Mil Pond Road in ... via WITN

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Singing group The Testimonians will perform at the church on Saturday, April 19, at 7 p.m. The church is at 12017 Highway 150 South in Linwood. via The Dispatch

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During the past two months, Alcohol Law Enforcement agents charged 47 store clerks in nine counties with selling tobacco products to a minor. via Sun Journal

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People in Pamlico County can expect to see some changes in water pressure and are being asked to boil water until further notice. via WITN

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“Multiply this by each year's class of dropouts”

Bob Wise, president of the Alliance for Excellent Education , told United Way of Forsyth County members that the estimated 41,500 students who didn't graduate with the Class of 2007 represent nearly $11 billion ... via Kinston Free Press

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“These candidates are familiar with the daunting issues of recruitment and retention within the law enforcement profession today”

The North Carolina Sheriff Police Alliance has endorsed Freda Black in the election for Durham County district attorney. via News Observer

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“Continuing to approve projects that will impact the future of downtown for decades to come prior to the Master Plan is like building a house without a blueprint.”

After emerging as a City Council campaign item and arising during a February retreat, discussion of a development moratorium is back at tonight's Asheville City Council meeting. via Mountain Xpress

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Lincolnton Parks and Recreation will sponsor the 61st Easter egg hunt 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Betty G. Ross Park, 800 S. Madison St.

Children will be divided into age groups of 6-9 years and 5 and under. Prizes will be awarded to children in each age group for finding specially marked eggs.

Children should bring a bag or basket to hold their eggs. Plastic Easter 'grass' will not be allowed.

Rain date will be 10:30 a.m. March 24.

Details: 704-735-2671.

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“How many business owners can have 3,000 people visit their store that you get a chance to talk to?”

The concept of multiple vendors on one site is attractive for the shoppers as well as businesses. via Sun Journal

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