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> Please take off this silly hat! I hope everyone enjoyed your holidays. Personally, I celebrated Christmas with my Folks and family in Western NY, but I have friends who have different beliefs and hope everyone had a Happy Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Ramadan, […]

> 400 Johnson Street New Bern, NC 252-638-7807 E-mail: reference@nbccpl.org *Registration required. ** Open to the public. No registration required. January 4: “Artist of the Month Reception.” January’s featured artist is the Coastal Photo Club. The event is free and open to

> Fishing at New Bern has been excellent. The warmer weather has kept the fish active and anglers have enjoyed better than expected spotted seatrout fishing. The Specks are being caught in both the Neuse and Trent Rivers and most of the

>The non profit organization of “I Love That Lady” is now taking nominations for the 2012 recipient. The recipient of the 2012 award will select the charity of her choice and a donation from I Love That Lady will be made in

>Quiet time can be hard to come by in a house full of children, but it is important for your kids’ well being. Whether the time is spent relaxing and decompressing from an eventful day or focusing on homework, your children should

>We have developed a program for children 6-14 to learn healthy lifestyle behaviors. We have named our program Youth Olympics as we will learn health education while training with physical activity. During the Olympics, we will be focusing on healthy lifestyles. The

> Autumn is a white and tan terrier mix with a hint of wire haired fox terrier. Her coat is crisp and will be easy to take care of. She weighs 20 lbs and is about a year and a half old.

>Masterful Dog Training will be holding a series of FREE dog training seminars starting in January at Jill’s Pet Gallery. On Saturday, January 7, 2012, a seminar for new puppy owners will start at 10 a.m. “Help! I Have A New Puppy”.

> We are proud to present the 2nd Annual Presents for Puppies Donations Drive. Our Presents for Puppies campaign benefits local rescue, humane, and animal organizations in our area (typically Craven county) by taking in food, needed items, and monetary donations during

> In January, Colonial Capital Humane Society begins its Each One Reach One campaign, in which we ask those who care about the plight of abused and abandoned animals in our area to help one of our dogs or cats find a