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Police blotter: Incidents, arrests, citations July 2
Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition 200625149 Larceny Vehicle 19824 Washam St 21:49:49 06/25/20 CLO 200626016 B&E Residential 20346 Middletown Rd 03:16:32 06/26/20 CAA 200626045 B&E Vehicle 20361 Enclave Oaks Ct 09:40:20 06/26/20 ASN 200626063 Larceny 20125 N Main St 11:50:11 06/26/20 ASN 200626124 B&E Vehicle 19000 Jetton Rd 16:30:08 06/26/20 ASN 200626148 B&E […]
Letter to the Editor: Commissioner Duke responds to Dave Gilroy
OPINION. By Jim Duke. I read with interest former Commissioner Gilroy’s Letter to the Editor (June 24) regarding taxes that are “Baked into the Cake” and found a familiar theme. I would like to take this opportunity to respectfully disagree with his position and perhaps supply a few pertinent facts to support an alternative view […]
4th of July message from Davidson Police Department
The Davidson Police Department reminds residents during this July 4th Holiday that everyone is still under Phase 2 COVID-19 restrictions. Therefore, gatherings of more than 25 people, not from the same household, are not permitted outside, including parades and parties, and a maximum of 10 people indoors. Also, during any gathering, social distancing of at […]
Town of Davidson offices close on July 6
Town of Davidson employees will observe the July 4th holiday on Monday, July 6 and will not be working remotely that day. Police and fire departments will still be available in their roles as first responders. All town staff will resume work on Tuesday, July 7 during regular business hours, 8 am to 5 pm. […]
LKN Trump Boat Parade July 4
June 29. Mooresville and Cornelius Police say they are ready for a pro-Trump boat parade July 4 that is expected to assemble at 11 am near the Trump National Golf Course in Iredell County, and from there will head south towards Cowans Ford Dam starting at 1 pm. “Lake Patrol will be assisting North Carolina […]
Enjoy the weekend weather
It looks like a fantastic weekend, with not-too high temps and humidity levels more tolerable than usual. There’s a slight chance of showers Saturday between 1 pm and 2, then a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2, according to the National Weather Service. High Saturday around 89 with breezy conditions and lows around […]
Police blotter: Incidents, arrests, citations June 25
Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition Victim/Complainant 200618019 B&E Vehicle 20315 Knox Rd 06:09:51 06/18/20 ASN Superior Pools 200619104 Damage Property 20845 Lagoona Dr 19:00:19 06/19/20 ASN Bustle, Jennifer 200621083 Damage Property 19502 South Hill St 15:03:00 06/21/20 ASN Mobley, Michelle 200623006 B&E Vehicle 8517 Preserve Pond Rd 00:14:13 06/23/20 ASN Sammis, Thomas 200623081 […]
Non-profit donated $40K to local charities
June 25. The Peninsula Community Foundation (PCF), a Cornelius-based non-profit, raised and distributed $40,000 in its COVID19 Emergency Fund Drive. Funds were distributed to Bags of Hope for its food supply backpacks; Feeding the Frontliners, to supply meals to local hospital staff; Safe Alliance; Caterpillar Ministries; Ada Jenkins; Top Deck and to Lake Norman Hospice. […]
Theo Breedlove has been located
June 25. UPDATE. Cornelius Police say Theo Edward Breedlove, 34, has been found after being reported missing Wednesday by a family member. He was last seen on Monday, June 22, near West Catawba and Liverpool Parkway wearing a white hat, a black and grey shirt, red sweatpants and white shoes. He is 6’2″ and 130 […]
Letter to the Editor: Cornelius tax increases ‘baked into the cake’
OPINION. By Dave Gilroy. I’ve been looking closely at Cornelius town budgets since the late 1990’s fiscal years. It’s the reason why I ran for town board for the first time in 2003 – concern about fast growth in government spending. My first campaign signs back then read “Control Spending” in big blue letters. I […]
