Caramia Valentin is a local journalist based in North Carolina, focusing on the city of New Bern. She writes for various publications, including the Sun Journal, JDNews, and USA. Caramia covers a wide range of topics, including local government, community events, environmental issues, and human interest stories.
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Caramia Valentin's focus is primarily on local community events, grants, and government announcements in the New Bern area of North Carolina. She often covers stories related to education, business & industry, and conservation. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing information about local events or initiatives that align with these themes within the specified geographic region. Additionally, offering insights from local leaders or experts involved in these areas could also capture her interest.
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Carr Ipock, former member of the Craven County Board of Education, was presented with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine for his 32 years of service to public education.
The Women’s Fund of North Carolina, a fund of the N.C. Community Foundation, has awarded $20,000 in grants to five organizations working to address housing security for women in the
The New Bern Housing Authority is eyeing the old Days Inn property at 925 Broad St. as a potential site for a mixed-income housing development.
Mrs. Claus and her elves have a tradition of visiting different areas around North Carolina to get people into the holiday spirit.
Craven County deputies arrested 28 people and seized more than 11,000 grams of drugs, thousands of dollars and eight guns during the department's efforts to crack down on crime during
With less than a week until Christmas Day, shoppers are hitting the stores to finish buying gifts for those on their lists.
Students, food vendors and district staff recently gathered at West Craven High School for the Craven County Schools Nutrition Department's fifth annual food festival, "Rise and Shine."
Motorists are expected to hit the highways during Christmas and the new year with AAA expecting record travel in 2024.
This holiday season, students across Craven County Schools were invited to help spread a message of joy and hope through creativity.
HAVELOCK — About a dozen Craven County Schools students and local law enforcement spent time shopping at Walmart in Havelock during the annual Shop With a Cop.
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