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Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: Bill promoting litter cleanup advances

The Highway Cleanup Act (HB 100), which was introduced by House Majority Leader John Bell (R-Wayne), provides additional funding for trash pickup, road maintenance, public awareness and litter deterrence and enforcement. Under the bill, a new grant program will be created called “Detainees Clean NC,” which will provide local sheriff’s offices with additional funding to oversee detainee litter cleanup efforts. The overall bill has the support of the N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and the N.C. Sheriffs’ Association. Having received a favorable report in the House Transportation Committee the bill now goes to the House Appropriations Committee for further review.

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Bipartisan highway cleanup act advances in NC House

Bipartisan highway cleanup act advances in NC House From staff reports RALEIGHT – A bipartisan bill aimed at helping clean up North Carolina’s roadways has passed the House Transportation Committee, N.C. Rep. Jake Johnson said Monday. The Highway Cleanup Act (HB 100), introduced by House Majority Leader John Bell (R-Wayne), provides additional funding for trash pickup, road maintenance, public awareness and litter deterrence and enforcement, Johnson said in a news release. Under the bill, a new grant program will be created called “Detainees Clean NC,” which will provide local sheriff s offices with additional funding to oversee detainee litter cleanup efforts.

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Editorial Roundup: North Carolina

Editorial Roundup: North Carolina Recent editorials from North Carolina newspapers: The News & Observer and The Charlotte Observer on the Derek Chauvin trial: After all the vivid and searing images connected to the killing of George Floyd, Tuesday brought us another: The eyes of Derek Chauvin, wide and darting above his Covid mask, as the hard verdicts reached by a group of Black, white and multiracial jurors rained down upon him. Guilty, guilty, guilty. For many, the cause of Chauvin’s distress was their cause for relief. This former police officer, unlike so many others before him, would not avoid justice for his vicious abuse of power. In American cities and towns and in places around the world, many felt a sense of grateful wonder after a year of bitter anger. Equality under the law was honored. The system worked. Justice prevailed.

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Editorial Roundup: North Carolina

Editorial Roundup: North Carolina
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Editorial Roundup: North Carolina

Editorial Roundup: North Carolina
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