
Tom Campbell
Columnist at Restoration News Media
lifelong Carolinian with 3 passions: broadcasting, politics and my family.
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1 week ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Corey Friedman |Tom Campbell
The responsibility for investing and managing North Carolina’s public employee pension funds falls completely upon our elected state treasurer. For decades, there has been discussion about whether this is too much responsibility to place on one person’s shoulders. State Treasurer Brad Briner was the latest to pose this question. Some 372,000 public retirees receive retirement checks totaling more than $755 […]
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2 weeks ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Corey Friedman |Tom Campbell
In 1972, a young comedian developed a 12-minute monologue that propelled him to fame. George Carlin’s “Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television” became an overnight sensation. In a time before cellphones, cable TV or the internet, millions searched to discover the seven words you couldn’t say. Fifty-three years later, we are experiencing a ban of another sort. As […]
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2 weeks ago |
fayobserver.com | Tom Campbell
NC's Marine Fisheries Commission has the tools available to stop declines and restore fish stocks, but decades have passed and the MFC is neither halting declines nor rebuilding stocks. Show Caption Hide Caption Safest Fish to Eat and How to Avoid Food PoisoningDiscover the top choices for safe seafood. Learn the best preparation practices and high-mercury fish to avoid.
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2 weeks ago |
shelbystar.com | Tom Campbell
The Marine Fisheries Commission (MFC), responsible for managing fish stocks, is criticized for favoring commercial fishing interests despite the negative impact on recreational fishing and tourism. A lawsuit against the state alleges mismanagement of coastal fisheries, citing the MFC's failure to protect these resources. Proposed solutions include disbanding the MFC, transferring its authority to another agency, banning trawlers in inland waterways, and restricting commercial fishing licenses.
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2 weeks ago |
gastongazette.com | Tom Campbell
When I was a boy, I could walk along the Neuse River shoreline in front of our summer home, cast a rod with two shrimp-baited hooks and catch a supper of croaker or spot most any day. You can’t do that today. By the 1980s and 90s there were noticeable declines in fisheries, prompting the passage of the N. C. Fisheries Reform Act in 1997. It charged the Marine Fisheries Commission (MFC) with ensuring the long-term viability of our fish and shellfish stocks.
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President Trump is correct that there needs to be more decorum shown in the press room. Shouldn’t that go both ways?

Despite a climate study showing ECU Chancellor Staton with overwhelming support for his leadership a personal vendetta is trying to fire him. It needs to stop. #UNC BOG #ECU #ncpol https://t.co/FVhSzH4Avz

UNC Board of Governors’ personnel committee meeting today. On the agenda is ECU Chancellor Cecil Staton and perhaps UNC Chancellor Carol Folt. Powerful BOG members want to get rid of Staton despite glowing 360 climate study. Power politics.