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Sustainability discussion slated for Jan. 18 From staff reports A series of informative programs combining panel discussions with audience participation that has been planned by the Chowan Edenton Environmental Group it will kick off Jan. 18 at 2 p.m. at the Edenton Coffee House. The series theme is “Mak ing Plans for a Changing Planet,” and the first pro gram will be “Sustainability Starts Here.” • ___.. . • - V. ■ . • . ■' ■ ■' - ■ " - . . ' -'- vv -V- _:—i Incumbent commissioners expected to run again From staff reports All three incumbent coun ty commissioners whose terms end this year are ex pected to seek reelection. Filing for state and coun ty offices begins Feb. 10 and ends Feb. 28. Three county commis sioner seats will be on the ballot this year District 1, seat 2, currently held by Jeff Smith; District 3, seat 2, cur Crimewatch EDENTON POLICE ARRESTS • Jan. 1 — Roland Carl Smith, 51, of East Queen Street, was arrested for domestic assault on a fe male. • Dec. 31 — Cordell Long, 28, of Coke Avenue, was charged with cruelty to animals, abandonment of an animal and violating the town’s vicious dog or dinance. • Dec. 30 — Derrick Lamont Phillips, 22, of Walker Drive, was arrested for assault on a female. • Dec. 29 — Curtis Ray Stanley, 36, of North Oa kum Circle, was arrested PANTRY Continued from 1A wanted to give special rec ognition to Girl Scouts in the community led by Stel Dennis Robison of the Chowan Environmental Group said the group is in terested in letting people know about climate vari ability. The emphasis at the Jan. 18 event will be celebrating local successes in sustain ability such as alternative energy and recycling pro-’ grams. Robison said one nuyor success is the green hos pital recognition that has been awarded to Vidant rently held by Ellis Lawrence; and District 2, seat 2, currently held by John Mitchener. Lawrence and Mitch ener both said they plan to file t for reelection. Smith said his plan right now is to run for re election, but he added he on two counts of obtaining property by false pretense and two counts of identity theft • Dec. 28—Tyler Wayne Leary, 25, of Mulberry Lane, was cited for illegal possession of an open al coholic beverage in pas senger side of vehicle and driving while impaired. • Dec. 28 — Kenneth John Miller, 30, of East Eden Street was arrested for assault on a female. • Dec. 27 — Derrick Lamont Leary, 30, of Hert ford, was arrested for two traffic violations and re sisting arrest • Dec. 28 — Christon Clifford Laing, 45, of East la Brothers and members of the Monarch Club that also have assisted the pan try in its efforts to have an adequate food supply for those in need. “It’s just heartwarming Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10:00am to 5:00pm 252-482-1018 1018 N. BROAD STREET, EDENTON > Hospital. Edenton Coffee House, which is hosting the event, is a very green small business, Robison said. The restoration project at Wessington includes a geothermal heating and cooling system, he said. Also, Dr. Vero Brentjens in her home uses geothermal and solar energy, Robison said. At the Jan. 18 event, Giuliano Giannone from the Parsonage Inn will talk about the frustration of will not make a final decision \ until the fil \ ing period S opens. J Sheriff ^ Dwayne Goodwin and Clerk of Superior Court Mike McArthur both said they plan to file for reelection. Filing for two seats on the Church Street, was ar rested for violation of a do mestic violence protection order. • Dec. 24 — Christon Clifford Laing, 45, of East Church Street, was arrest ed for domestic assault on a female. INCIDENTS • Jan. 1—Simple assault at Wedgewood Place. • Dec. 31 — Breaking and entering, and larceny, on Bond Street. •Dec. 31 — Larceny of a dog at 916 Stratford Road. • Dec. 30 — Fraud at Food Lion on North Bropd Street • Dec. 30 — Larceny of to see them want to help those who are less fortu nate than they are,” WeUs said. But Wells said that even with all that support the need remains great — and real — in a com munity where so many are still without jobs. People need to know, he said, that the pantry is currently providing 12,000 to 15,000 pounds HARDISON Continued from 1A purposes. Hardison said in re-, sponse to Winbome’s query that he would be asking the same ques tion himself the following morning. getting work done at a site while negotiating the maze of regulations from differ ent agencies. Representatives from Hampton Inn and Wendy’s will talk about their pro grams in recycling. Following the informal presentations there will be an opportunity for ques tions and answers. Robison said a long range goal is to make Eden ton and Chowan County a green tourist destination. Edenton-Chowan Board of Education will begin June 27 and end July 25. Board of Education Chairman John Guard, who holds District 2, seat 1 on the board, said he has not made up his mind yet whether he will seek reelection to the seat. School board member Gil Burroughs, who holds Dis trict 3, seat 1, said he is lean ing toward running. gasoline at Wilco/Hess on Virginia Road. • Dec. 30 — Breaking and entering, and larceny, from a motor vehicle on South Broad Street • Dec. 29 — Larceny from a motor vehicle on Jackson Street • Dec. 28 — h\jury to real property at Farmer’s Foods on Virginia Road. • Dec. 25 — Larceny of jewelry on East King Street • Dec. 25 — Vandalism of a car at the Stop Shop on North Broad Street. • Dec. 24 — Discharging firearms within city limits. • Dec. 24 — Hit and run at Frog Crossing on Virgin of food a moiith to those it serves. “The need remains real no matter what time of year it is,” Wells said. “It doesn’t stop just because the holidays have ended. The need still exists.” Anyone interested in more information about the pantry and how they can help is encouraged to contact Wells at 482 2604. Asked after the meeting about additional pay for Hardison in conjunction with the additional du ties, Nixon said Hardison would be paid a stipend at the end of his term as interim county manager. The amount of the sti pend will be determined at that time, Nixon said. Bankruptcy can help you manage and solve your financial problems. Call Allen C. Brown Attorney Over 2^00 clients helped with 28 years of experience 1-800-752-0952 #252-752-0758 ^ A Debt Relief Agency helping people eliminate debt through bankruptcy j Benton, Ti^ Ruston Howell Kelley Duruman Christian Ford dvm dvm DVM Small Animal Medicine & Surgery BOARDING AVAILABLE Appointment Preferred 252“'482”41.1.3 Hours: Mon-Fri. 8:00 - 5-30 • 5>at. 8:00 -12:00 noon 1515 PARADISE ROAD, EDENTON Ylsitoiavwebsite for specials www.chowananimalhospital.comj Under a law passed last summer by the N.C. Gen eral Assembly, local school board members will now serve four-year terms rather than the previous six-year terms. As part of the transition to the new system, the seat currently held by Guard will be on the ballot this year for a two-year term. The seat currently held by Burroughs will be on the ia Road. • Dec. 23 — Illegal use of debit card at Wilco/Hess station on Virginia Road. • Dec. 23 — Hit and run on West Queen Street • Dec. 20 — Larceny from motor vehicle on North Broad Street. CHOWAN SHERIFF ARRESTS • Jan. 2 — Ethan Andrew Berry, 19, of Virginia Road, was arrested for a proba tion violation. • Jan. 2 — Roxanne M. Arnett, 25, of Cisco Road, was arrested for failure to appear. • Dec. 28 — John Augus BABY Continued from 1A Kaliyah, who weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces at birth and was 20 inches long, has also achieved two oth er firsts in her short life — she is her mom’s first baby and the first grandchild of Kadijah’s mother, Sheron da Holley, also of Roper. “She’s a gorgeous baby, she’s my first grandchild, and she’s a good baby, too," Sheronda said. Next semester Kadijah plans to enroll at Beau fort Community College in Washington to pursue a degree in nursing. HARRELL Continued from 1A under his wing and helped him any way he could. “I won’t ever forget that," Privott said. “I er\joyed work ing with Roy and I learned a n FILE PHOTO At the Jan. 18 event, Giuliano Giannone from the Parsonage Inn will talk about the frustration of getting work done at a site while negotiating the maze of regulations from different agencies. ballot this year for a four year term. Two seats on the Chowan County Soil and Water Dis trict Board of Supervisors will be on the ballot this year. The seats currently are held by Curtis M. Byrum and Fenton Eure. Byrum and Eure could not be reached for comment. Filing for the soil and wa ter supervisor seats begins June 2 and ends July 27. tus Kriston, 52, of Wingfield Road, was arrested for as sault on a female and com municating threats. • Dec. 27 — Daniel Lee Herrar, 30, of Johnston Street, was arrested on three counts of failure to appear. INCIDENTS • Jan. 1 — Burglary (forc ible entry) and motor vehi cle theft on Virginia Road. • Jan. 1 — Breaking and entering, and larceny, at O’Kelley’s Auto Sales on Virginia Road. • Jan. 1 — Vandalism on Thick Neck Road. • Dec. 18 — Larceny of a firearm on Greenhall Road. In honor of Kaliyah be ing the first baby bofn this year at the hospital, she was the recipient of a gift basket filled with items do nated by local businesses and organizations. Kelly Taylor Herr, community relations and marketing supervisor for the hospi- - tal, expressed gratitude to those that participated in welcoming the baby into the world. “Because of their im mense support, we were able to give baby Kaliyah a warm welcome with a gift basket full of all the baby necessities needed to start her new life and the New Year off right,” Herr said. lot from him about how to handle various things that came before the council." A funeral service for Har rell will be held tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at 2 p.m. in the chapel at Miller Funeral Home and Crema tory on Virginia Road. IF YOU'RE NOT AT YOUR LAST JOB, SHOULD YOUR 401(K) BE? MRwJwdaa Financial Advisor 321 S Broad St Suite A , wwr.edwardJoMs.eom (USPS106-380) Vol. 80, No. 2 Published Every Wednesday Cooke Communications North Carolina, LLC Entered as a second-class matter August 30,1934 at the Post Office of Edenton, North Carolina, under Act of March 3,1870. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Edenton/Tyner..... 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