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Coffee with a Cop pours into New Bern Oct. 7 at Neuse Blvd. McDonald’s (opens the original)
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NEW BERN, Craven County — The New Bern Police Department is inviting residents to have coffee and talk with officers next week. The department will host Coffee with a Cop from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7. The event will take place at McDonald’s at 1921 Neuse Blvd. in New Bern. The department says residents can ask questions, share their thoughts or simply meet the officers who serve their neighborhoods.
State Fire Marshal inspection awards Class 5 rating to Macclesfield Volunteer Fire Dept. (opens the original)
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MACCLESFIELD, N.C. — The Macclesfield Rural Volunteer Fire Department has received a Class 5 fire district rating following an inspection earlier this year. The department announced the rating Wednesday, Sept. 30. A release from the North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal shows the rating became effective Thursday, Oct. 1. The State Fire Marshal’s Office says inspections consider staffing levels, equipment, maintenance, communications capabilities and water availability. The ratings range fr
Wayne Christian School announces The Eagles’ Landing construction project in Goldsboro (opens the original)
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GOLDSBORO, Wayne County — Wayne Christian School is planning a new construction project called The Eagles’ Landing. Carolina Bay Construction announced it is partnering with the school on the project. A rendering shared by the company shows a building with a covered central entrance, a large garage-style door and a front service window. Carolina Bay Construction says it plans to break ground soon. The company did not release a construction timeline or details about how the building will be used.
N.C. State’s Howl robot aims to spot and collect eggs from poultry house floors (opens the original)
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RALEIGH, N.C. — N.C. State University researchers are developing robotic tools designed to help poultry producers manage their flocks. The N.C. State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences says its Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Lab is working on a robotic helping hand named Howl. The university says Howl is being programmed to detect and collect eggs from poultry house floors. Researchers are also developing systems that can assess the health of individual birds, according to N.C. State
Donated hearts spark a growing garden fence display in Aurora-Richland Township (opens the original)
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AURORA, Beaufort County — The Aurora-Richland Township Chamber says new hearts have been added to the fence at the community garden. The Chamber says several people and businesses donated hearts for the display. Community members can donate $1 to receive a heart. They can take the heart home to decorate it. The Chamber says people can return the decorated heart to have it placed on the garden fence. The display includes hearts in several colors and is designed to grow as more people take part.
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