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Crimewatch EDENTON POLICE DEPARTMENT ARRESTS • July 16 — Jacobo Castillo Cruz, 48, of North Broad Street, was cited for driving without a license. • July 15 — Raven Astarte Wiliams, 22, of East Albe marle Street, was arrested for assault and battery. • July 14 — Kenan Avery White, 26, of Old Merry Hill Road, was charged with assault, ir\jury to personal prop erty and ir\jury to real property. • July 9—Durell Lamonte Welch, 23, of Johnston Street, was charged with simple assault • July 9 — Tyrone Christopher Wilson, 18, of Shannon house Road, was charged with aggravated assault and simple physical assault • July 9—Thvon Nasra Bond, 18, Indian TYail Road, was charged with assault on a female. • July 9 — Raymond Lee Silverthome, 50, of Jackson ville, Was arrested for larceny and possession of stolen property from Dollar General on West Queen Street • July 7 — Robert Eugene Elkins Jr., 45, of North Broad Street was arrested for failure to appear. • July 7 — Carlton Simpson, 58, of Walker Street was arrested for failure to appear. • July 5—Jose Chavez, 25, of Creswell, NC was arrested for aggravated assault . • July 3 — Roy Kenneth Beach, 59, of Luke Street wasa charged with purchasing alcohol for an underage person. • July 2 — Mariya Gail Norman, 23, of Chowan Court was arrested for two counts of failure to appear and one count of parole/probation violation. , • July 2 — Rochelle Denise Harrell, 36, of Hicks Street, was arrested for breaking and entering, larceny and injury to real property. • July 2 — Robert Lee Cofield, 45, of East Hicks Street, was arrested for breaking and en tering, possession of burglary tools- and larceny. INCIDENTS • July 17 — Shoplifting and larceny at Roses Store on Virginia Road. •July 17 — Injury to real property on First Street • July 16 — Larceny on Coke Avenue. • July 13—Vandalism on Badham Road. • July 12—Breaking and entering and larceny on Cabar rus Street • July 10—Aggravated assault, injury to personal prop erty and recovered vehicle on Badham Road. • July 10 — Aggravated assault and injury to real prop erty at Wedgewood Apartments. • July 9 — Larceny at Wedgewood Apartments. • July 9 — Obtaining money by false pretense on North Broad Street * •July 8—Assault with a deadly weapon. •July 8 — Larceny cm East Queen Street • July 8 — Hit and run on Hampton Drive. •July 7 — Assault, injury to real property and trespass-. ing on North Oakum Street • July 5 — Breaking and entering and larceny on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. • July 4 — Injury to personal property at Commercial Ready Mix Products on East Hicks Street. • July 4 — Breaking and entering on West Peterson Street CHOWAN COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE ARRESTS • July 16—Julius Nathaniel Keith, 55, of Chambers Fer ty Road, was arrested for communicating threats. • July 13 — Daeqwan Fitzgerald Horton, 20, of Annie Court, was arrested for failure to appear and using expired registratioa • July 11 — Myma Joy Duncan, 45, of Joyful Lane, was issued a criminal summons for 3 counts of failure to return rental property. • July 4—James Lee Parsons, 36, of Surfside Drive, was issued a criminal summons for simple assault • July 3 — Jonathan Sinay, 34, of Yeopim Trail, was ar rested on a fugitive warrant from Wisconsin for a probar tion violation. • July 2 — Luciano Perez Sanchez, 46, of Willow Drive, was charged with failure to appear. INCIDENTS • • July 7 — Cat bite on Poplar Neck Road. • July 2—Vandalism and injury to personal property on Coree Trail • June 28 — Fraud (personal identity theft) on Virginia Road. BY REGGIE PONDER . Editor Chowan County of ficials are spreading the word about a county ordi nance that requires every owner of improved prop erty to post the official ad dresses at the property. The ordinance is not new. In fact, it took effect 20 years ago. It applies in JACKSON Continued from 1A Edenton-Chowan Schools? • What should never be changed in the school sys tem? •What should I be work ing on right away? The answers to those questions, Jackson said, will provide him with a road map to be used in moving the school system forward. One of his goals, he Slid, will be to personally visit every church in Chowan County and get to know the people who attend ser vices there. He has already met with a local civic group and the Chamber of Commerce board, and has visited the Cubbie-Mobile, where White Oak teachers and teacher assistants are vol unteering their time to distribute 3,000 donated books for young children’s summer reading pleasure. Jackson said he would make good use of social media such m Facebook all areas of the county that are not within the corpo rate limits of the Town of Edenton. County officials recent ly have received reports from some firefighters and emergency medical service personnel about houses mat do not have the address posted in compliance with the ordi nance. and Twitter. He said he re mains excited about the school system’s goal to put electronic devices in the hands of students. He described his ap proach to education as very “child-centered” and based on determining what works best for students. Jackson said that he also believes strongly in build ing positive relationships based on treating others the way he would like to he treated. . Jackson said his passion for education has been deeply influenced by his favorite elementary school teacher, Jackie Parham, with whom he is a Pace book friend today. She still sends him messages, he said, telling him she is proud of him. That means a lot, he said Prior to coming to Chowan County, Jackson and his family lived in Union County where he served as the chief com munications officer on the Union County Public Schbols Superintendent’s Executive Cabinet can help you manage ur financial problems. Can C. Brown Attorney clients helped with 28 years of experience 1-800-752-0952 #252-752-0753 Customer Appreciation 27th Anniversary ENDS JULY 31st! County Manager Kevin Howard said Monday that there has not been a ma jor catastrophe because of an un-posted address, but fire departments and EMS have reported having difficulty finding some lo cations because of absent numbers. The county’s address visibility ordinance was adopted in 1993, around WARDEN Continued from 1A Posting of the Colore was / • •• the same time the county went to countywide road names. The. ordinance took ef fect in January 1994. Fornow, countyofficials are just making an extra effort to get the word out about the address posting requirement. But Howard said even tually there would be a renewed emphasis on en earned out by a N.C. Wild life Resources Commission Enforcement Division Hon or Guard. Members of the Honor Guard also unveiled 1018 N. BROAD STREET. EDENTON Benton, ^ Riston Howell Kelley Duruman Christian Ford DVM DVM DVM Small Animal Medicine it Surgery BOARDING AVAILABLE Appointment Preferred 252*482*4113 Hours: Mon-Fri. 8:00 - 530 • Sat 8:00 -12:00 noon 1515 PARADISE ROAD, EDENTON forcement “We hope that every body will go ahead and comply with it, but then at some point in time we are going to have to start enforcement activities," Howard said. The ordinance requires address numbers to be at least three inches high in order to be seen easily from the road. If a build the memorial sign bearing Hollowell’s name during the ceremony. The Pledge of Allegiance was led bjnMftenbark. The National Anthem was sung by Pastor Tracy Smith, who serves as chaplain for the Chowan County Sheriff’s Office. Participating in a wreath laying ceremony dur ing is more than 75 feet from th§ road, the address number must be displayed on a sign in front of the building and at the end of the right-of-way. The num ber must be readable from the road. Address numbers -are required to be plain block numbers and to be set against a background of a contrasting color. JOHN COLLINS PHOTO A memorial wreath Is brought forward to be laid during a dedication ceremony held July 15 at Rocky Hock Baptist Church in gratitude for the life . and service of the late Deputy Game Warden John W. Hollowed. A bridge marker bearing his name will officially mark the renaming of the bridge in his honor. ing the event were members of the NC Wildlife Resources Commission Law Enforce ment Division, Fraternal Order of Police Soundside Lodge #95 and the Chowan Edenton Optimist Club. Fol lowing Goodwin’s remarks, Rivenbark offered a bene diction that officially closed the ceremony. WHITE'S BLUEBERRIES JbPICK located in Tyner Call 221-4707 for more information (USPS 106-380) Vol. 80, No. 30 Published Every Wednesday Cooke Communications North Carolina, LLC Entered as a second-class matter August 30.1934 at the Post Office of Edenton. 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