Former production manager pleads guilty to polluting Cape Fear River
For five to six times per year from 2020 to 2024, White released approximately 2,500 gallons of liquid wastewater into the ...
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Man pleads guilty to discharging pollutants into Cape Fear River
A former production manager at a Navassa chemical processing plant pleaded guilty to knowingly discharging chemical ...
Manager at chemical processing company pleads guilty to polluting Cape Fear River
The production manager at a chemical processing company in North Carolina pled guilty Tuesday to releasing pollutants into ...
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From the archives: To handle a 'maze of confusion,' Brunswick towns discuss merger
The pitch became a hard sell since a try at consolidation in 1991 also failed. Eulis Willis, now mayor of Navassa, was ...
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Former ADI manager found guilty of discharging chemicals
A former manager at a chemical processing company in Navassa has pleaded guilty to knowingly discharging tens of thousands of gallons of chemicals directly into the Cape Fear River.
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THE NAVASSA RIOTERS.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.--The jury in the Navassa case brought in a verdict this morning. They find George S. Key guilty of murder in the first degree; Moses Williams, alias Dakot, not guilty ...