Woman charged after motorcyclist killed in Robeson Co. crash Police Lights (Source: WWNY) By Brad Dickerson | May 3, 2021 at 1:19 PM EDT - Updated May 3 at 1:20 PM
ROBESON COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) – A woman has been charged following a deadly crash over the weekend in Robeson County.
According to North Carolina Highway Patrol First Sgt. S.B. Lewis, the collision happened on N.C. 71 on May 1.
A vehicle was traveling south on N.C. 71 when it crossed the center line and struck a northbound motorcycle driven by 43-year-old Jodi Kintop, of Raleigh, Lewis said.
Kintop’s bike overturned and struck another motorcycle, causing it to hit the curb and then a utility pole, troopers said.
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A secret committee of local fire and police chiefs postponed its December meeting just minutes before it was to start after La Prensa San Diego filed a lawsuit claiming the group’s meetings violate state open meeting laws.
The group, called the Urban Area Working Group (UAWG), is the “Approving Authority” recognized by the federal Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to distribute funding to local law enforcement and fire agencies to prepare for and respond to terrorist threats.
UAWG is a permanent subcommittee of the Unified San Diego County Emergency Services Organization (USDCESO), a local Joint Powers Authority (JPA) agency comprised of the County Office of Emergency Services (OES) and representatives from each of the 18 cities in the region, including local fire and police chiefs.
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Meghan Beal, who is running a bakery from her home kitchen, is among many New Yorkers who pivoted business plans amid the pandemic. (Courtesy of Meghan Beal)
PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN When the coronavirus crisis hit, Meghan Beal was working her way towards a years-long dream of turning her baking hobby into a real-life business.
But the pastry school graduate didn t let the pandemic stop her. Instead, she is among a growing number of New Yorkers who pivoted or found entrepreneurial plans amid a tumultuous year.
The result is meghabee s bakery, an online-only business that brings Beal s treats to Park Slopers through a local ordering and pick-up system.