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A call for food goes out (opens the original)
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Backpack Buddies has lost its supplier in the Lakewood District, and is in danger of running out of food, according to Lakewood High Backpack Buddies Coordinator Heather Tew. And she is hoping those within the community might lend a hand. For more information or to get involved with Backpack Buddies at Lakewood contact Tew at [email protected] Backpack Buddies provides non-perishable items to students so they have nutritious food over the weekends when school breakfast and lunch isn’t available.
City schools see enrollment bump from August to September (opens the original)
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Student enrollment for Clinton City Schools didn’t drop as much as education officials once thought, and superintendent Dr. Wesley Johnson offered a newer report to members of the Clinton City Board of Education last week, showing members the system was actually down 32 youngsters versus the 100 first thought. At last Wednesday’s meeting, Johnson gave an update to the district’s enrollment numbers, noting that K-12 enrollment was at 2,872, which is down 32 from last year at this same time. Stude
Untitled | Sampson Independent (opens the original)
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The town of Salemburg lost almost 400,000 gallons of water after a line leak Friday, leaving residents without water, local schools closing early and local businesses unable to open their doors because of the issue. The leak was found at Highway 242 and Laurel Lake Road and repaired Sunday. A boil water advisory remains in effect until further notice. The leak was in the town’s main water line. Town officials and employees worked until midnight Friday trying to locate the source of the problem,
Grants available in Western Sampson (opens the original)
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Western Sampson Commerce Group kicked off the application window for small business grants made possible by Duke Energy Thursday with a meal, some words from both WSCG President Tate Naylor, and Duke Energy District Manager Pam Hardy, and the official opening to the grant applications for small businesses in Roseboro, Salemburg, and Autryville. The monthly meetings of the group are often a time for networking, developing relationships with fellow community business owners around Western Sampson
Old Roseboro fire station deemed surplus (opens the original)
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ROSEBORO — At the Tuesday Sept. 8 meeting of the Roseboro Board of Commissioners, members voted unanimously in favor of listing the old fire station property as surplus, what town attorney Sandy Sanderson informed the board was the first step in being able to sell the property. The old fire station, located at 301 East Pleasant St., was built in 1926, and Roseboro’s firefighters operated out of it for nearly 90 years, until the new fire station was completed last year. While the old building had
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