Cheryl Burke
Reporter and Photographer at Carteret County News-Times
Reporter and Photographer at Tideland News
Reporter and photographer, covering education, religion and human and animal interest. contact me at [email protected].
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1 week ago |
carolinacoastonline.com | Cheryl Burke
MOREHEAD CITY — About 625 county fourth-graders are exploring the history of Carteret County through a unique interactive program at the History Museum of Carteret County. Museum staff and volunteers have created four interactive stations that teach students about various aspects of the county’s history, from the livelihood of early settlers to the fishing industry. The program, History Exploration Days, began March 19 and will continue through April 30.
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1 week ago |
carolinacoastonline.com | Cheryl Burke
BOGUE — The Bogue planning board, following a closed session Thursday night in the town hall, voted 4-1 to recommend that the town council not approve a special-use permit to allow outdoor entertainment at Bogue Sound Distillery. The planning board, at its April 3 meeting, had voted to discuss the request from Bogue Sound Distillery owner Richard Chapman in closed session April 11.
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2 weeks ago |
carolinacoastonline.com | Cheryl Burke
MOREHEAD CITY — The Carteret Community College Board of Trustees approved an updated master facilities plan for 2025-30 that includes multiple projects that are either underway or that officials are eying over the next five years. Trustees approved the plan, by an 11-1 vote, during their meeting April 9 in the CCC Foundation Building boardroom. This was after reviewing a document that contains the projects included in the plan. kAmkDA2? 52E2\AC6D6CG6C\DA246DlQECF6Qm%CFDE66 #@D2 {2?8DE@?
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2 weeks ago |
carolinacoastonline.com | Cheryl Burke
MOREHEAD CITY — Following a closed session at the end of their regular meeting Wednesday, the Carteret Community College Board of Trustees approved a $5,000 salary increase in local funding and a $5,000 bonus for CCC President Dr. Tracy Mancini. The board met in the CCC Foundation Building. kAmkDA2? 52E2\AC6D6CG6C\DA246DlQECF6Qm%96 :?4C62D6 H:== 3C:?8 96C 4@F?EJ DFAA=6>6?E E@ Scg[ae_k^DA2?mkDA2? 52E2\AC6D6CG6C\DA246DlQECF6Qm[ :? 255:E:@? E@k^DA2?m kDA2?
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2 weeks ago |
carolinacoastonline.com | Cheryl Burke
MOREHEAD CITY — The Carteret Community College Board of Trustees adopted a $3.65 million 2025-26 county operations budget request Wednesday which is 7% more than was approved for this fiscal year. While the college also normally approves its facilities, or capital request, at the same time, Dee Meshaw, chair of the trustees’ finance committee, said the committee wanted to wait to get more information. She also serves as the county’s finance director. kAmkDA2?
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Teri McAllister of Jacksonville receives the Imposition of Ashes during an Ash Wednesday service Wednesday at All Saints Anglican Church in Newport. Ash Wednesday begins the 40-day season of Lent leading to Easter. (Cheryl Burke photo) https://t.co/kdk694IjXg
Retired teacher Bonnie Ferneau reads a Dr. Seuss book to Morehead City Primary School first-graders Wednesday in celebration of Read Across America. (Cheryl Burke photo) https://t.co/KQfyPopAA8
This blue and gold ribbon, the colors of East Carteret High School, fly Wednesday from a sign at Miss Gina’s Fresh Shrimp in Beaufort, to show support for the school, which lost four students to a plane crash Sunday in Drum Inlet. Four adults also died. (Cheryl Burke photo) https://t.co/qmwGMEaesy