‘I am the canary in the coal mine!’

Special to the County Compass, July 20, 2018

Editor’s note: In Part 2 of our series, we thank Judi Wills of Alliance for this e-mail. Here, Ms. Wills offers her frank and alarming response to a front page article last week highlighting health concerns over the growing prevalence of wireless radiation in our daily lives. NORTH CAROLINA – Thank you for bringing the subject of the Smart Meters to the general public's attention. It has been a fear of mine that it would make its way to our area. As a resident Pamlico County "canary i...
What is Environmental Health? Public Health – Part II

The County Compass, July 17, 2018

By Scott Lenhart, Director | Pamlico County Health Dept. BAYBORO – Environmental Health is just one Division within Public Health. So, what does environmental health mean to you? Many automatically think restaurant inspections or septic tanks. According to the NC Environmental Health Division website, the mission of the Environmental Health Section  is to “safeguard life, promote human health and protect the environment through the practice of modern environmental health science, the use ...
Pamlico Partnership for Children serves as resource for young families

The County Compass, July 16, 2018

BAYBORO – Pamlico Partnership for Children is honored and excited to serve the children and families of Pamlico County. We strive to bring together the whole community, including parents, teachers, and child care providers to create positive change for our children. It is said that “it takes a village!” Our efforts are to bring the Pamlico County Village together for positive outcomes. Several programs are well known among young families. First, Partnership Playgroup is a fun gro...

Softball squad bound for Babe Ruth World Series

Special to the County Compass, July 13, 2018

By Jessica Barton WE NEED YOUR HELP! Our Pamlico Babe Ruth League’s 14U softball players have earned their way to the Babe Ruth World Series but we need sponsors and donations to get us there! Starting July 19 in Jensen Beach, FL (near Miami) our girls, ages 14 & under, will be playing against teams from around the country and the world! Show your support and Pamlico Pride by contributing any amount to ensure our talented players and coaches get to this once-in-a-lifetime World Se...
As 5G looms, concerns over wireless radiation mount

Jeff Aydelette, July 12, 2018

Customers may now ‘opt out’ of Duke Energy smart meters But state legislatures quietly being lobbied to grease rails for 5G ‘Generation Zapped’ movie claims young people at risk! First in a series: NORTH CAROLINA – In a way, we have only ourselves to blame. Our brains and bodies are constantly being pummeled by electromagnetic radiation. Yet, we insist upon incessant, round-the-clock, 24/7 wireless communications, streaming video, gigabytes of airborne information, smart ph...
DRUG TRAFFICKER PLEADS GUILTY, GOES TO PRISON

The County Compass, July 11, 2018

NEW BERN – District Attorney Scott Thomas announced that, in Craven County Superior Court last week, JOSE ALEJANDRO LINARES, 26, of New Bern, pled guilty to seven felony drug-related offenses, and was sentenced to prison for 70 to 93 months (approximately 6 to 8 years). The cases were prosecuted in court by Assistant District Attorney Chekesha Hukins, and the presiding judge was Superior Court Judge Charles Henry. The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) received information r...

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Friday the 13th not a good day to be near area’s Bombing Targets

Special to the County Compass, July 11, 2018

PAMLICO SOUND – Helicopter and MV-22 Osprey close air support training is scheduled for Marine Corps Bombing Target 11 in southern Pamlico Sound on Friday, July 13, as late as midnight. Expect gunfire near the target during this time and flight operations in the vicinity. Earlier that same day, Air Force F-15 fighters are scheduled to conduct training at Bombing Targets 9 and 11. Air and ground training operations will be conducted at Marine Corps Outlying Landing Field Atlantic, in eas...
Assistance Needed in Suspect Identification

The County Compass, July 11, 2018

CARTERET COUNTY -- Detectives need your help in identifying the suspect pictured above. The sketches above represent the same suspect based on two witness accounts from a burglary that occurred in May of 2018 on White Oak Drive in Peletier, NC. Anyone with information on the identity of this person is asked to contact the Carteret County Sheriff’s Office at (252) 728-8400 or (252) 726-1911, or call Carteret County Crime Stoppers at (252) 726-INFO (4636). You do not have to give your nam...
School Board releases statement on high school principal's resignation (corrected)

The County Compass, July 10, 2018

On June 15, Chris Meadows resigned as Principal of Pamlico County High School. Mr. Meadows' resignation was unexpected and was not requested by either Superintendent Lisa Jackson or the Board of Education. Since his resignation, Mr. Meadows has received support and accolades from many in our community. Mr. Meadows worked hard for our school system over the past three years and we wish him nothing but the best in his future endeavors. Unfortunately, there has also been a lot of misinformati...
HEROIN TRAFFICKER SENT TO PRISON

The County Compass, July 6, 2018

NEW BERN – District Attorney Scott Thomas announced that MICHAEL DEVON TRIPP, 30, of Vanceboro, pled guilty prior to his case being called for jury trial this week in Craven County Superior Court. He was sentenced to prison for 78 to 112 months (6 ½ to 9 years) for charges arising out of dealing heroin. The cases were prosecuted in court by Assistant District Attorney Chekesha Hukins, and the presiding judge was Superior Court Judge Charles Henry. The cases were investigated by the Craven ...

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