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December 6, 2023

Month: June 2018

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Veto overrides loom as legislative session winds down

June 27, 2018 Donna King, North State Journal 0

RALEIGH — The General Assembly is nearing the completion of it’s election year short session having passed its budget changes to the two-year state budget over the veto of Governor Roy Cooper. On Monday, Governor […]

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Stanly County Commissioners pass new budget

June 26, 2018 Clay Abernathy, Stanly County Journal 0

ALBEMARLE — The Stanly County Commissioners voted Friday to approve the fiscal year 2018-2019 budget which topped $64 million in general fund spending with an overall spend of $73.6 million from all funding sources. The […]

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This day in history: June 13

June 13, 2018 admin 0

Following are some of the major events to have occurred on June 13: 1900 – The Boxer rebellion began in China. The secret society was dedicated to ending the domination and exploitation of the country […]

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Commissioners approve solar farm, sales tax ballot measure

June 12, 2018 Clay Abernathy 0

ALBEMARLE — Solar farms and sales tax were the primary discussion points of the county commissioners meeting on Monday. The Stanly County Board of Commissioners continued their discussion of large-scale solar facility zoning and later […]

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HUDSON: Congress is keeping promises to the American people

June 12, 2018 Richard Hudson 0

As the saying goes, “A little progress each day adds up to big results.” Just as long-term pressure creates diamonds or water in a river eventually smooths stone, dedicated and persistent efforts often yield big […]

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SHAPIRO: Supreme Court: Be polite when you violate others’ rights

June 12, 2018 Ben Shapiro 0

Last week, the Supreme Court ruled on the Masterpiece Cakeshop case. That case involved a religious Christian man, Jack Phillips, who decorates cakes for a living. Two men came into his shop one day and […]

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Dinner on Main highlights downtown Albemarle, benefits Agri-Civic Center

June 12, 2018 Courtney Burnett for the Stanly County Journal 0

ALBEMARLE — Farm-to-Table met stoplights and asphalt Saturday night as about 110 people dined in the middle of the street in downtown Albemarle. Dinner on Main is now an annual event that brings together the […]

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This day in history: June 12

June 12, 2018 admin 0

Following are some of the major events to have occurred on June 12: 1917 – King Constantine of Greece stepped down in favour of his son, Prince Alexander. 1935 – Bolivia and Paraguay signed a […]

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