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Stolen construction vehicles, equipment recovered from Northeast Cape Fear River
Stolen vehicle and trailer were pulled from the Cape Fear River Wednesday By WECT Staff | March 17, 2021 at 2:34 PM EDT - Updated March 18 at 11:15 AM
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - Two work trucks, two trailers, and two mini excavators that were stolen from a Castle Hayne construction company were recovered near a Northeast Cape Fear River boat ramp on Wednesday.
A spokesperson for the sheriffâs office said the agency received a report from Ansco & Associates that the construction equipment were stolen early Wednesday morning from their location on Crowatan Road.
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The Flower Industry: Blooming Through Hard Times By Natalie Mooney New Hanover County PUBLISHED 4:38 PM ET Mar. 07, 2021 PUBLISHED March 7, 2021 @4:38 PM
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CASTLE HAYNE, N.C Mark Hommes, co-owner of Castle Hayne Farms, has always wanted to grow flowers.
He grew up on a bulb farm in the Netherlands, and now he says it’s in his blood. His grandfather’s kids worked for him, then Mark’s dad worked for his grandfather before visiting an aunt in the United States and ultimately ending up in Castle Hayne, North Carolina.
In 2004, Hommes and his parter Edwin van de Bovenkamp bought the farm and have been expanding it since. Now, the farm has a whopping seven acres of greenhouses and 30 acres of fields for outdoor crops. While business has been blooming for the most part, the farm has also faced many challenges.
Kenneth William ‘Ken’ Walsh
BOLIVIA Kenneth William “Ken” Walsh, 64, suddenly slipped through our fingers into God’s waiting hands Tuesday, March 2, 2021.
Ken was born July 2, 1956, to William and Margaret (Hrabcak) Walsh in Cheraw, South Carolina. He was welcomed by two older sisters, Joanne and Linda. As time went on, he was joined by siblings, Patricia, Kevin, Mary, Greg and Kerry. As the family relocated to many states, Ken developed a keen love for travel and exploration. He carried with him his childhood curiosity and wonder throughout his lifetime. He instilled his sense of wonder and awe of the natural beauty of this world into his family, highlighted by the family’s cross-country adventures.