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Community Crimewatch tnowan bnerirt ARRESTS • Feb. 27 — Michael Mc Foy Mann Sr.. 38. of Happy Home Road, was arrested on one misdemeanor coimt of failure to appear (non payment of child support ). • Fell. 2b — Thomas Vlam Sutton. 29. of Cart eret Street, was arrested on one felony coimt of larceny ■ >f a firearm and one felony > mint of possession of a sto len firearm. • Feb. 25 — Glenn Joseph Styons .Jr., age unknown. of Chickasaw Trail, was charged with one misde meanor count of assault in flicting serious ii\jury. • Feb. 24 — Jerry De metrius Stanley, 28, of Elm Grove Road, was arrested on one misdemeanor count of failure to appear (non payment of child support). • Feb. 22 — Ashley Ly nette Perry, 27, of Greenhall Road, was arrested on two misdemeanor counts of fail ure to appear. INCIDENTS • Criminal damage to property (vandalism) and larceny from a motor vehi cle on Greenhall Road. Edenton Police ARRESTS • Feb. 25 — Kristy Laine Smith. 33, of Pineview Drive, was charged with one misdemeanor count of trespassing. • Feb. 24 — Cone Eu gene Berry, 27, of Badham Road, was charged with one misdemeanor count of trespassing. • Feb. 23 — Bobby Overton Pinner, 79, of Co lumbia, NT, was charged with one misdemeanor count of failure to appear. • Feb. 22 — Demetrius Lamonte Copeland, 45, of Paradise Road, was arrested on one felony count of possession with intent to sell or distribute a Schedule II controlled substance. • Feb. 22 — Kentre L. Dillard, 21, of Queen Street, was arrested on one felony count of pos session with intent to sell or distribute a Schedule II controlled substance. • Feb. 22 — Lin ward Bailey III, 21, of Perry Gordon Lane, was arrest ed on one felony count of discharging a weapon into an occupied dwelling. • Feb. 21 — Kenneth Bond ,Jr., 32, of Durham, NC, was arrested on one felony count of posses sion of cocaine, one mis demeanor count of pro viding false information to an officer, and one misde meanor count of using fic titious registration tag. • Feb. 19 — Jose Ra dolfo Pacheco, 17, of North Oakum Street, was arrested on one misde meanor count of injury to real property. He was also issued a citation for reck less driving. INCIDENTS • Feb. 22 — Assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury on East Peter son St reet. • Feb. 21 — Ixircenv at Dollar General on West Queen Street. • Feb. lb — Credit card fraud at Wedgewood Apart ments. Maxwell honored as C12 Group Member of Year F-om staff reports Regulator Marine, manufacturer of the fin st m sportfishing boats uni purveyor of The ()ff 'hore LifeTM. is proud - announce that Presi dent Joan Mkxwell has ■een honored as the lo ti Northeastern North arolina ('Id Group's -1:1 ’ Member of the Year :- ’t her drive and eager to challenge her peer" to achieve excel etict The ('Id Group, die natkm's leading (,’hris ;at! ( K< i Group. is an ttlvisi > r\ roundtable of hnstian business own rs presidents. ;tnd (,’EOs a ho studv Best Business Practices from a Biblical it rspet ti\ e as t he\ learn irotu and challenge each other to grow, and im prove their businesses in ■ •ontinuous improvement praetlees w hile embrac :ng MBA level concepts. The Group's Northeast - ■ -rn Nonh Carolina (Id chapter is a growing di vision with members in haling Sean Tunnev of SUBMITTED PHOTO Regulator Marine President Joan Maxwell of Edenton accepts congratulations from (k) Buck Jacobs, founder of C12; Steve Calhoun. Northeastern NC C12 Chairman; and Robert Beaman, East Carolina Cl2 Managing Chairman after being named C12 Group Member of the Year. Lazy Weekend Landsc ap ing (Edenton, N(’), Lynn Shell of Outer Banks Boarding Company (Nags Head. NC). Jody .Midgette of Midgette Auto Super Center (Harbinger. NC), < >llin Sykes of Sykes & Company ('Edenton, NC). and David Buchanan of Compass Edge Construe Kenneth P. Manning, Sr. and witt dose theft Edenton ■effective July 31,2016. eth ft Manning, Orthodontist (not retiring, just consolidating) Washington: (252) 946-6162 1401 N. Bridge St. Washington, NC 27889 Greenville: (252) 830-1181 2245 Stantonsburg Rd. Greenville, NC 27834 Toll Free: l-888-Molar80 Chowan Republican Convention SATURDAY, MARCH 12TH "he Chowan Republican Convention will be held on Saturday. March 12th starting at 10:00am in the lobby at the Chowan Public 5c'-:, turner, jud west Freemason St.. Edenton. ’-e purpose of the p con mention is to elect f delegates to the District f and State conventions ^ I ana to allow candidates to introduce themselves. Ail Chowan County Republicans who have registered to vote prior to January 31.2015 (or have moved here after that date) are eligible to vote. Call Chairman Jim Robison at 312-7711 with questions «I»*ST»***T*t**MI! Lawn Mowing/ Landscaping Bid Invitation Chowan County invites Lawn Mowirig/Landscaping contractors who are insured arid carry workman’s compensation to submit a single price bid along with unit prices (outlined in specs) (or lawn mowing services for Chowan County Facilities. Bid should be submitted to the Chowan County Manager's Office located at the Cnowan County Public Safety Center, 305 West Freemason Street Edenton. NC 27932 "Bidders will be required to attend a mandatory pre-bid tour of all county facilities included in the bid. Pre-bid tour will begin at the Public Safety Center, 305 West Freemason St. Edenton at 9 00am on Wednesday, March 16, 2016 " Sealed bids will m received in the County Manager's Office no later than 2 00pm on Wednesday, March 23, 2016 and will be opened, read and recorded This project will be informally bid and awarded in accordance with NCGS 143-128 and NCGS 143 129 Chowan County reserves the right to reject any and ^ll bids, waive informalities and irregularities in bidding anfj to accept bids which are considered to be in the best interest of the Owner. For any questions or to obtain a bid packet contact the Chowan County Manager’s Office, 252-482-8431. # fion (Southern Shores, NO, in addition to Mrs. Maxwell. "Being a part of C12 has been an incredible experience for me and for Regulator's management team," said Maxwell. “I didn’t expect to connect so quickly with this group and be able to share and learn so openly, but this is businesspeople help ing businesspeople at its best, and it’s given me an opportunity to better op erate my business.” C12 Group was found ed by Buck Jacobs, a re nowned businessman and sales leader, in 1992 to help people share experi ences and learning, pro vide advice and counsel, encourage each other, and provide accountability to seek eternal significance where members spend so many hours of their days. The group believes in the balance of building the important relationships of life as well as build ing businesses &ndash: a practice the ('12 Group calls “Building Great Businesses for a Greater Purpose.” Maxwell added that 2015 had been the great est year for her both in personal and profes sional growth. “It's been a blessing for our busi ness and 1 look forward to welcoming other new members who not only want to do well in the marketplace, but also fulfill God’s will.” The local Northeast ern North Carolina C12 Group is expanding and looking forward to wel coming new members for a successful 20iG. For more information about the C12 Group, please contact Steve Calhoun at Steve. Cal houn (? cl2group.com or visit www.cl2group. com. For more informa tion on Regulator Ma rine, visit www.regula tormarine.com or join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Early voting for primary kicks off Thursday F'nm 'V! reports < 'In avail < i unity w ill have tun Inca!inns fni' early vot iny in the Mareli h"> Primal} — the Chowan Hna.nl of Kleetions Office ami the N< mheni ('lu avail ('<uiimii nit> ( enter. Karly \ i n my heyiiis Thins day. Voters will have a chance In vi ile for their |iart\ s in nu inee lor president and nthei national and slate offices. The only h ical race w ith a contested primal} is the 1st Itislnct seat ( hi the ( h' avail ('i Hint) Px >ard < T (iiininis skmers. (hmimissioiier Km inett Wiiiln irne is hemy chal lenged I a -laines “Jill" While lor the 1 tei11< m rat it• nomina tion m that district. The \\ nine! of the I teinn cratic Primal} in the distiiet will lace Republican Ron Ciimminys in Noveniher's < ienerai Klecm m. (>ne stop \i,iiny Inmiis at both locations will lie Trill a.in.in 7 in pan.. March -hi: is a.in in I pan. March T i -it) a.in to 7 ■ in pan. March i 11 and s a.in. in 1 pm. March 17 FUNDING Continued from 1A Current enrollment is at a 23-year low of 2,074. Jack son said. That's down from a peak of 2,000 in the early 1990s, he said. The enrollment decline appears to be related to a decrease in the county’s population, Jackson said. This year the schools lost $132,552 in state fund ing because of declining enrollment, Jackson said. The schools lost 1.5 teaching positions because of declining enrollment but didn’t let anyone go. instead absorbing the loss within the existing budget, he said. Jackson s;iid there cur rently are 34 Chowan County students enrolled in charter schools. Of PUBLIC NOTICE FROMTHETOWN OF EDENTON All lot owners/guardians of plots in Beaver Hill & Vine Oak Cemeteries are asked to remove all faded wreaths, flowers and arrangements left from the holidays prior to March 13, 2016 Beginning March 14, 2016 they will be removed by the cemetery caretaker. Thank you. Parents Meeting Edenton-Chowan Schools is in the process of gathering input regarding the Academically and/or Intellectually Gifted programing in the district. This input will be considered as a new district AIG plan is written and submitted. In an effort to give parents and the public the opportunity to give input on the current programming, we will hold two information al meetings. The meeting details are as follows: Monday, February 29, 2016 at 6:00 in the DFW media center Monday, March 14, 2016 at 6:00 in the JAH media center Both meetings are open to parents of students at any grade level and parents are asked to attend the meeting of their choice. Questions may be di rected to Virginia Jones, AIG District Coordinator at 482-4436. 1 those. 25 are attending the regional science and technology charter school in Elizabeth City, two are enrolled in a Montessoti school in Washington, N.C., and seven are enrolled in virtual charters. State funding lost by tin* school district this year to charter schools is $1-17.040. Jackson said. Local funding lost to the charters is $58,619. he said. "This is Chowan County money going out of Chow an County to somewhere else," he said. In the current budget. Jackson said, the school board asked for $1 million in additional local cur rent expense funding. The county providing .$60,00(1 in additional funding, he said. The goal in working on the budget for the coming year is to continue grow ing the local current expense allocation, Jackson said. lie noted growth in the county's fund balance and reduction in county debt as positive signs in terms of an opportunity to look for additional local funding. (in the subject of salary supplements, Jackson said the average salary supple nient for teachers state wide is $2,4-4-1. while the local average is $1,158. The local salary supple ment ranks Edenton-Chow an Schools 87th among the states 115 school systems. r ■In. ksimi s;m| \\ liilt1 ai'ktii i\\ lei lyiny it s nut the i hii\ I'm lui in rernntim; ami iriaiiimy teachers. ... , ,ff|, mm adn■('i I tlic lui ,i| salat \ si|ii plcHlelil h || 11 Ml tim s |,i-i Is tu lie III. 11 MSI 'I I ( III AVail I'ii Mill ill I sin mtsM'im-rs J. it Sunt 11 s,m| lilts W 1 M'k ||I'| ' II ill || I | | II I 1| 11 ISC a< || lit lui ial 11 i 11 < 1111 u Im t liu schuuls I a a explained Ill'll I I le ' ' i 11111111 ss 11 > 111 ■ I s viuuki sit down with ihe seliiiul heaid a. dismiss then I ei |i lest S I Ills Iii itifil. and 1 ,■ s[ M■ e 1 a 11 \ w . h I! d like lM . |, , e \ rrvthlim we . an tu help the sehunla mil " Smith said d' huul ullii ialsalsu talk ml ahuiil die in,| iiii'taiii e "I i unlinilliiM ti, jnijile infill the tlnee \ear plan I u addi ess . i n k n| tai ili! les needs hid a dee|s|( 111 needs tu he made ahui it huw 1 < > ad 'll ess extensive needs nil 'he campus nf.luhn A. Hol mes 111u11 School. ■Jackson noted the esti mated cost for replacing all the buildings at the hi^h school exeept lot the two story Imildim; is now at S 11 millii m lv\ cry time we push il Jiaek it nets moie and nmie expensive, -laekson said lioiinl o| Kdu< ation I hainuan .John i iiiaul said Ilf appreciates the partner slap the school hoard has willi I lie eoiinlv minims sinners. CHOWAf{HERAlD (I'Sl'S !(>t>;SHO) Vo I ((1, No. 9 Published Every Wednesday Cooke Communications North Carolina. 1,1,r n,ntrrAmaS ‘"Te,’"'1 <lass August at), 1934 at the 1SS hU,,n,on- NwU* • ‘•"‘-Act or SUBSCRIPTION KATES Daily Advance home delivery area $27.00 (Chowan, Perquimans, Pasquotank, Camden, Currituck, parts of Gates) Elsewhere in continental United States *46.00 .... POSTMASTER: SEND ADDRESS CHANGES TO The Chowan Herald • HO. Box 207 • Edenton, NC 27932 Telephone: (252) 482-2623 Fax: (252) 482-4410 t rponderta ncweeklles.com
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