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Beaufort County Schools are building a new school on the same ground where Eastern Elementary already exists, at a cost of $10,500,000.00 to Beaufort County's Taxpayers. Is this a wise expense of taxpayer dollars at this time?
22.73% Yes, Beaufort County has been awarded a 42 million dollars of grant money from the state of North Carolina (FREE MONEY) to construct school at 3.00 per squ. ft.
65.91% No, this is the wrong time, to build the wrong school, on the wrong placement - its lowest point - of Eastern Elementary's existing location, when community schools work best.
11.36% Why should I care about the public's education?
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If one is interested in what realistically passes for total Conservative political discourse in Beaufort County, one must visit the Conservative Republican Club, Thursday Night, April 12, 2012.
If one is interested in what realistically passes for total Conservative political discourse in Beaufort County, one must visit the Conservative Republican Club, Thursday Night, April 12, 2012.
 
With a controversial ballot question looming, some on the right have raised the plaintive cry that conservatives should shun "social issues."
With a controversial ballot question looming, some on the right have raised the plaintive cry that conservatives should shun "social issues."
 
Am I the only one wondering why Randy Ramsey is willing to spend so much money for a State Senate seat that only pays $13,000/year?
Am I the only one wondering why Randy Ramsey is willing to spend so much money for a State Senate seat that only pays $13,000/year?
 
When you go to the polls Tuesday (and if you have already voted) you will be voting on whether to raise property taxes in Beaufort County.
When you go to the polls Tuesday (and if you have already voted) you will be voting on whether to raise property taxes in Beaufort County.
 
NC House Rep. Bill Cook is running for NC Senate, District 1, since his NC House District was re-districted into extinction.
NC House Rep. Bill Cook is running for NC Senate, District 1, since his NC House District was re-districted into extinction.
 
The Reps. have managed to allow themselves to be out foxed at every turn when it comes to taxes.
Published: Sunday, May 6th, 2012 @ 11:23 am By: Jim Bispo
The Reps. have managed to allow themselves to be out foxed at every turn when it comes to taxes.
 
Rev. Edna H. Lodge, a resident of 925 Magnolia School Road, died Friday, May 4, 2012, at Vidant Medical Center, Greenville.
Rev. Edna H. Lodge, a resident of 925 Magnolia School Road, died Friday, May 4, 2012, at Vidant Medical Center, Greenville.
 
Mr. James Sylvester Norfleet, 56, a resident of 6593 Gresham Lane, Washington, died Saturday, May 5, 2012.
Mr. James Sylvester Norfleet, 56, a resident of 6593 Gresham Lane, Washington, died Saturday, May 5, 2012.
 
James Irvin Taylor, 62, a resident of 415 Pacific Circle, Greenville, died Thursday, May 3, 2012, at Greenfield Place in Greenville.
James Irvin Taylor, 62, a resident of 415 Pacific Circle, Greenville, died Thursday, May 3, 2012, at Greenfield Place in Greenville.
 
Mrs. Lena Beacham Wallace, age 92, a resident of Autumnfield of Belhaven, and a former resident of 421 Wilkinson Station Road, Pantego, died Saturday, May 5, 2012, at Vidant Pungo Hospital of Belhaven.
Mrs. Lena Beacham Wallace, age 92, a resident of Autumnfield of Belhaven, and a former resident of 421 Wilkinson Station Road, Pantego, died Saturday, May 5, 2012, at Vidant Pungo Hospital of Belhaven.
 
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