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The virus found in wastewater is no longer infectious, but officials said it shows that people in the area may be carrying the virus—even if they don’t have symptoms.
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The bill would appropriate $12 million. Town officials have estimated that it would cost $10-15 million to rehabilitate the boardwalk. -
Sound Rivers officials said the bill proposes any 401-permit application that has received a Nationwide Permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers would be automatically approved if the application isn’t processed by the state DEQ within five days. -
If the ID requirement is limited to Guilford, it could be difficult for Griffin to overcome Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs’ 734-vote lead. -
Starting this fall, all students accepted into CCCC's Associate Degree Nursing program will qualify for the Onslow Memorial Hospital Nursing Scholarship Program.
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