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In a scene eerily reminiscent of the aftermath of the Carolina Investors collapse five years ago, a crowd of nearly 100 angry Upstate residents gathered Monday evening, looking for answers. ... Source: news.yahoo.com --- 3 days ago
The remains of Air Force Capt. William Kennedy Mauldin have been laid to rest with military honors in Easley 56 years after he was killed on an aerial reconnaissance mission during the Korean War. ... Source: news.yahoo.com --- 7 days ago
Fifty-six years late, the remains of an Easley Air Force pilot who was shot down over North Korea were laid to rest in his hometown, with full military honors. ... Source: news.yahoo.com --- 4 days ago
An Easley teen has been hospitalized following a motorcycle crash early this morning on State 88 near Pendleton. ...
Source: news.yahoo.com --- 5 days ago
As Gov. Mike Easley's second and final term winds down, Mary Easley has been dragged into the public eye over first-class trips to Europe at state expense and a pay increase for her job at N.C. State University. ... Source: www.washingtonpost.com --- 13 days ago
Damion Easley provides some unlikely power with an eighth-inning home run that carried the Mets past the Rockies, 2-1, on Friday night, their seventh straight win. ... Source: www.nydailynews.com --- 13 days ago
Damion Easley gets a day off to rest his quadriceps muscle after his heroics. Here's the Saturday lineup against the Rockies: Reyes, ss A. Reyes, 2b Wright, 3b Beltran, cf Tatis, lf Delgado, 1b Chavez, rf Schneider, c Martinez, rhp *** Kerry Rhodes of the Jets gives the lineup on Fox. ... Source: www.nydailynews.com --- 13 days ago
Damion Easley's home run in the eighth inning carried the Mets past the Colorado Rockies 2-1 on Friday night, their seventh straight win. Oliver Perez had seven strikeouts in six innings and the Mets are on a roll. ... Source: www.newsday.com --- 13 days ago
Damion Easley cracked a solo, go-ahead home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to give the Mets their seventh straight win. ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 9 days ago
Jul 15: Dave Easley at BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups ... Source: www.charlotte.com --- 9 days ago
A plan to help North Carolina families struggling to make their mortgage payments is on the fast track in the General Assembly. The Senate voted 45-1 on Wednesday to approve the plan. The vote sends the bill back to the House for final approval. That chamber signed off on an earlier version of the plan last week. The bill requires lenders to give homeowners 45 days notice before starting foreclosure proceedings on subprime mortgage holders. It also gives state officials the power to stall foreclosures for 30 days so they can try to create a new repayment plan. One of the plan's supporters, Sen. Walter Dalton, said foreclosures are "devastating" events that hurt both banks and families. Gov. Mike Easley has called on lawmakers to pass the bill. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 13 hours ago
Fayetteville Online Jul 25 2008 5:15AM GMT ... Source: www.charlotte.com --- 8 days ago
Gov. Mike Easley's drought response plan is advancing in the General Assembly as lawmakers try to adjourn by the end of the week. The Senate voted 36-9 on Thursday to approve the plan and send it back to the House. Easley asked lawmakers to give governors more power to restrict usage during water shortages. He said state officials needed more power to act on shortages before droughts deteriorate into emergencies. Lawmakers scaled back the governor's plan to help local water system officials who have already drafted and filed conservation plans with the state. They also made clear that private wells would not be regulated by the measure. The Senate vote sends the bill to the House, which approved an earlier draft of the plan this week. ... Source: www.charlotte.com --- 5 days ago
She's led a campaign to stop teens from drinking and worked to put North Carolina on the arts map. She's read to schoolchildren and honored teachers. She's trained lawyers and police officers. Mary Easley, 58, has been North Carolina's first lady for nearly eight years. For most of that time, when she sought the spotlight, it was for causes important to her. But as Gov. Mike Easley's second and final term winds down, Mary Easley has been dragged into the public eye over first-class trips to Europe at state expense and an 88 percent pay increase for her job at N.C. State University. Friends and colleagues say the news stories and criticism paint a picture that bears little resemblance to the talented, smart and warm person they know. “I have never seen an aloof Mary Easley, nor have I seen, like I said, an ostentatious or false Mary Easley,” said Doug Parsons, a lawyer who has known Easley since 1972, when they were both law students at Wake Forest University. The travel expenses and the NCSU job have rankled many state workers, said Dana Cope, executive director of the State Employees Association of North Carolina, which represents 55,000 employees and retirees. “I think it's a classic case of the haves versus the have-nots,” Cope said. “I think our state employees and I think regular taxpayers see it for what it is.” Riding out the storm Easley declined to be interviewed for this story. In an interview with WRAL television this ... Source: www.charlotte.com --- 7 days ago
Consumers looking for tickets to sold-out events will have some protection if they go shopping on the Internet under a bill headed to Gov. Mike Easley. The House and the Senate approved a plan Friday creating an exemption in North Carolina's no-scalping law. Current law prohibits resale of seats for more than $3 above face value, but that hasn't stopped some sellers from scalping tickets on the Web. The measure headed to the governor would make reselling tickets online legal for 11 months starting in August. Vendors will file monthly reports about their sales and guarantee customers that their tickets are legitimate The compromise plan was hammered out by lawmakers as they try to adjourn for the year. ... Source: www.charlotte.com --- 5 days ago
When the queen had a bad year – what with the kids separating and that fire at the big house – she called it the annus horribilis, a horrible year. Gov. Mike Easley probably feels the same way, though he doesn't usually use the queen's Latin to express dismay about what's gone in his house. The governor's mansion is, of course, an example of Queen Anne Cottage architecture from the Victorian era, but for Mike Easley, an ordinary Anglo-Saxonism would probably do just fine. He's been in some hot water since late last year when he stepped into a controversy over illegal immigrants and told the Observer he thought the state ought to allow them to attend community college and universities if they can pay out-of-state rates. His phone rang off the hook, including a threat or two from unhinged residents who didn't realize the governor's office had Call Waiting. That put him on an uneasy footing as 2008 bloomed into a political season where the governor hoped to help make history by endorsing Democrat Hillary Clinton in the N.C. primary over Barack Obama. She bombed here, and her opponent went on to win handily the Democratic primary, prompting a round of jokes about how the governor could pretty much write off a fat job in Washington – as if he wanted one. I don't think he does, considering how wary he is of the job he has, but who can say? Then the governor came up with supplemental budget proposal to raise teacher salaries by 7 percen ... Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 8 days ago
The budget includes modest pay increases for teachers and most state employees, no tax increases and a record $857 million in borrowing without voter approval for construction projects. ... Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 7 days ago
A bill mandating tougher scrutiny of death in state mental hospitals was ratified by the state legislature today and is headed to Gov. Mike Easley for his signature. ... Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 9 days ago
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The pain rippled through Damion Easley's leg as he twisted away from an inside pitch. The New York Mets second baseman needed to take a few extra moments before stepping back in the batter's box. Easley bought enough time so that when he saw a fastball left over the plate, he was able to turn into it just fine. ...