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Change proves positive at Bertie County Schools
" Dr. Chip Zullinger spent his weekend studying. The second-year Superintendent of Bertie County Schools took time to delve into data that he found intriguing about the school district he leads.
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Tornado damage fails to generate federal aid
" No state or federal help is coming. Bertie County Emergency Management Coordinator Rickey Freeman confirmed Friday afternoon that Bertie County will not be included in any request that may come from North ...
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Eyewitness saw tornado
' It was just like any other work day for Scott Uzell, an employee at Golden Peanut Company in Aulander...that is until shortly before 11 a.m. Uzell can now say he is among a list of individuals who have ...
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First on Witn: Tornado Hits Bertie County
Hey, read the rules! Authorities say a tornado swept through northern Bertie County this morning shortly before 11 a.m., damaging about 10 homes in Aulander.
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Possible Tornado in Hertford County
Hertford County Sheriff, Juan Vaughn, tells WAVY.com a tornado reportedly touched down in Bertie County.
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Storms rattle Aulander
' From ground level, it appears a tornado caused damage in one section of this Bertie County town late Friday morning.
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Rain easing up
It's been a rough stretch with high winds, a tornado touchdown in Aulander, N.C, and flash flooding in Wakefield.
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Tornado damages homes, snaps trees in NC
It took just minutes for a tornado to do its damage Friday morning. The National Weather Service confirms EF-0 tornado damage in the 300 block of Elm Street in Aulander.
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A hero's welcome
No matter what language, a simple thank you can go a long way. Saturday night, the Aulander Ruritan Club gathered to say thank you to the men and women who work to keep their community safe from fire and ...
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A place where possibilities are endless
' All God's Children will have a Place of Possibilities. Sunday afternoon members of All God's Children United Methodist Church in Aulander and their guests gathered between Hexelena and Connaritsa to break ...
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Monday mishap kills pedestrian
' An early morning mishap here Monday claimed the life of an Aulander man. James Garfield Cowan, 56, of 2432 NC 305 South was reportedly walking near his home at the time of the 6:21 a.m. accident.
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Two appear in court for animal cruelty
' A Bertie County woman and a Virginia man made their first appearances in court here Tuesday on multiple charges of animal cruelty.
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Two Charged With Helping Bertie County Jail Escapee
Hey, read the rules! Two people are facing charges for helping a Bertie County inmate escape last month.
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Special Weather Statement
The strong thunderstorms will be near... Ahoskie around 535 PM EDT... Gatesville around 555 PM EDT... Windsor around 605 PM EDT... Sunbury around 615 PM EDT... Ryland around 635 PM EDT... Wind gusts to 45 ...
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Pot Plants Found in Bertie County
The Bertie County sheriff's office found about 2,000 marijuana plants in the woods near Aulander.
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Suspected tornado hits homes in rural NC
"We're issuing warnings right and left" An official said high winds destroyed mobile homes Sunday in the Belgrade and Maysville community on the Jones-Onslow county line after a tornado warning was issued. via WTVD
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Special Weather Statement
Statement as of 10:04 am EDT on April 22, 2008 ... Moderate to heavy rainfall will continue to track westward... At 1004 am EDT... National Weather Service Doppler radar indicated an area of moderate to heavy ... via WVEC-TV Norfolk
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Museum director off and running
"It's exciting but at the same time a little overwhelming" In her first week running the Tobacco Farm Life Museum, Adrienne Dunning has done what her predecessors did - look for money to keep the doors open. via The Smithfield Herald
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Driver's injuries in police chase called life-threatening
ISLE OF WIGHT The driver who struck a tree after leading police officers on a high-speed chase Monday through two counties is in Sentara Norfolk General Hospital with life-threatening injuries. via PilotOnline.com
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Breakfast kicks off active King Day
"We need less talk and more action, less finger pointing and more helping hands from everyone." BY REGGIE PONDER DAILY DISPATCH WRITER The principal of J.F. Webb High School said Monday that spiritual renewal and stronger families could save today's youth. via Daily Dispatch
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