Crimestoppers of Lincolnton/Lincoln County Inc.
will pay a reward of up to $1,000 for information
leading to an arrest in any crime.
"Crime doesn't pay, but
we do....."
NEWS
ALERT
DUMP TRUCK OVERTURNS
AT HIGHWAYS 16/73
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
DENVER -- Around
9:30 Wednesday morning, East Lincoln firefighters
were called to reports of a dump truck
overturning in the intersection of Highways 16
and 73.
Authorities at the scene
report fulids are leaking onto the roadway and
the truck has clipped some power lines.
As of 10:15 a.m. Wednesday,
authorities were still at the scene. The North
Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating the
accident. Lincoln County EMS was also called to
the scene.
Escalante-Rojas and
Sandoval-Aquirre Photo contributed by LCSO
LINCOLNTON MURDER
SUSPECTS HERE ILLEGALLY
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
LINCOLNTON -- Three
Hispanic males, accused in the murder of a
25-year-old male Sunday night, are in this
country illegally according to the Lincoln County
Sheriff's Office.
The incident started around
9:26 p.m. Sunday, when deputies were called to a
residence on Hatchett Road to a call of shots
fired. As they arrived, they observed a truck
leaving the scene at a high rate of speed.
JULY 29 INCIDENT REPORTS From the Lincoln
County Sheriff's Office
Publisher's Note:
Crimestoppers of Lincolnton/Lincoln County Inc.
may pay a reward of up to $1,000 for information
that leads to an arrest on any crime.
2008-05621
Domestic
Assigned: File Only (Guy)
Location: 6950 Campground Rd.
Victim: Rodney Cline
Domestic Disturbance
Date Reported: July 27, 2008
District C
REHIRED
DEPUTY MAKING MOST OF SECOND CHANCE Sheriff Rehires
Bruce White, Places Officer on Lake Patrol
Lincoln County Sheriff's
Department lake patrol officer Bruce White talks
to a boater on the lake.
Photo by Jon Mayhew/The Carolina Scoop
By
Jon Mayhew
Publisher
DENVER
-- Lincoln County Sheriff's deputy Bruce
White is as tough as they come. And while the
newest Lake Norman patrol officer stands more
than 6 feet tall, he's as humble and good-hearted
as any man can be, just like his boss -- Sheriff
Tim Daugherty.
White readily
admits that he made a mistake -- despite friends
trying to intervene -- and has spent considerable
time coming to grips with his actions and how to
turn the negatives into positives. Last summer,
White was one of many law enforcement officers
who attended a North Carolina State Troopers Golf
Tournament in Lincolnton.
Jon Mayhew
talks with Bruce White while he's on lake patrol
on the Lincoln County side of Lake Norman. White
recently returned to the Lincoln County Sheriff's
Office after resigning due to a driving while
impaired charge.
White plead
guilty in April to the charge and was given a
second chance by Sheriff Tim Daugherty to right
the wrongs, which is something Bruce had
admirably accomplished.
WAS
IT A BIRD? WAS IT A PLANE?
NO....IT'S THE BAT MOBILE Station
Helps Process BWI/DWI Suspects Faster
By
Jon Mayhew
Publisher
DENVER
– Authorities in a two-county area worked
over the weekend to ensure safety both on the
roads and on the water.
Catawba and Lincoln County Sheriff’s Road
Patrol and Lake Patrol and the North Carolina
Wildlife Resources Officers combined their
efforts Saturday in patrolling Lake Norman and
the surrounding area.
FARMER
REFUSES TO BECOME CRIME VICTIM Hannah and
Mauney Photos contributed by the LCSO
By
Jon Mayhew
Publisher
WEST
LINCOLN -- Two suspects arrested for
stealing property from a western Lincoln County
farm weren't counting on the farmer outsmarting
them in that the farmer refused to become a crime
victim.
Hojo "The Devil"
Devlin delivers a superkick to Marwan. Photo by Melody Womack/The
Carolina Scoop
MWF CHAMPIONSHIP
VACATED TWICE IN TWO SHOWS
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
HOWARDS
CREEK -- Injuries continue to plague MWF
superstars who happen to hold the "Big Gold
Belt." First, it was "Father"
David Hayes vacating the title at Ground Zero on
July 12 due to an injury outside the ring.
Now, a medical
procedure means that current champion "The
All American" Rob Deputy has to give up
holding the championship. At the July 26 show,
Deputy told a stunned crowd he'd have to
"sit on the sidelines" for about the
next six weeks.
"I had a
medical procedure," said Deputy at the
beginning of the show, "I have to give up
the title."
Firefighters from Cruose,
Lincolnton, Howards Creek and Cherryville Fire
Departments conducted a practice burn Saturday at
a house on Higheay 150 at Hilltop Road. Photo by
Jon Mayhew/The Carolina Scoop
FIREFIGHTERS FROM
FOUR DEPARTMENTS PRACTICE
FIGHTING FIRE SATURDAY
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
CROUSE FIRE DISTRICT
-- Firetrucks both lined and blocked
Highway 150 at Hilltop Road Saturday as
firefighters watched smoke billow from a
residence.
They weren't actually
responding to a fire, however; they were burning
the house down for practice.
Crouse volunteer firefighter
Janine Henderson watched as smoke billowed from
the residence, as firefighters kept in practice
on what to do with a housefire.
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher GASTONIA -- The
Carolina Scoop has learned a woman was arrested
Friday for what she did to her 8-year old
stepdaughter earlier this month.
Authorities arrested Bevalente Michette Holloway,
32, of the 2700 block Meade Avenue, after they
say on July 9 she poured pepper in the girl's
eyes, held a pillow over her face, held her hands
over the girl's mouth until she couldn't breathe
and threw the girl into wall.
Investigators did not want to comment on why the
abuse took place.
Holloway faces two counts of assault on a child
under 12 and one count of misdemeanor child
abuse.
She was released Friday from Gaston County Jail
on a $5,000 secured bond
FATAL APARTMENT FIRE
UNDER INVESTIGATION
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
NEWTON -- One person died after a
Saturday night fire at a Newton apartment.
Newton Fire Marshal Dale
Coffey identified the victim as Huy Lee. Lee was
found by firefighters in the kitchen of his
apartment and the damage in the fire was
contained to the kitchen area.
"We're waiting on the
autopsy to determine how he died," said
Coffey, adding he couldn't comment further
because the investigation is active.
Authorities were called to the apartment on West
C Street just before 10 p.m. where they found the
victim inside the residence.
How the fire started is also being determined.
The authorities said it may be a couple of days
before authorities know what caused the fire.
THREE
PEOPLE CHARGED IN LINCOLNTON MAN'S MURDER
By
Jon Mayhew
Publisher
LINCOLNTON
-- Lincoln County Sheriff’s
Detectives have charged three people, including
one juvenile, in the death of a 25 year old man.
The shooting occurred around 9:25 Sunday night
following an argument on Hatchett Road north of
Lincolnton.
Lincoln County
Sheriff’s deputies responding to the scene
saw a pickup truck leaving the area at a high
rate of speed. Officers called for assistance
from the State Highway Patrol who used stop
sticks to get the vehicle stopped near the Car
Farm Road and Highway 321 intersection.
The vehicle
turned out to be carrying the victim of the
shooting and his roommate was rushing him to the
hospital for a gunshot wound to the abdomen. The
25-year-old Hispanic male was airlifted to
Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte where he
underwent surgery. He was placed in ICU but died
around 4:00 a.m. He was identified as Alvaro
Donis Molina of 752 Hatchett Road in Lincolnton.
Using
information from witnesses, officers located the
suspect vehicle at 404 Green Street, Trailer B.
Detectives obtained a search warrant and the TAC
team was dispatched to the residence. The
suspects were removed from the mobile home around
4:15 a.m. and were processed at the
Sheriff’s Office with the help of an
interpreter.
The suspects
charged with first-degree murder are Otto Rene
Sandoval Aguirre, 25, of 404-B Green Street,
Lincolnton, and Asuncion de Jesus
Escalante-Rojas, 25, 404-B Green Street in
Lincolnton and a 15 year old juvenile. A fourth
person detained for questioning was released and
not charged in the shooting.
All suspects
admitted to being in the country illegally. They
were taken before a Lincoln County magistrate and
are being held in the Harven A. Crouse Detention
Center without bond. The juvenile was turned over
to juvenile authorities.
AUTHORITIES
INVESTIGATING TWO BREAK-INS Authorities:
Suspect spent nearly an hour trying to break into
The Drug Store in Lincolnton
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
LINCOLNTON -- Two
early morning incidents at two drugstores in
Lincolnton are being investigated by authorities
and are connected according to Lincolnton Police
detective Sgt. Matt Painter.
The incidents happened about
an hour apart at Sentry Drug and The Drug Store.
Painter said the two incidents were about an hour
apart.
"The suspect was
successful in breaking into Sentry Drug,"
said Painter. "However, it took her almost
an hour to try and break into The Drug
Store."
The incidents happened
between 3:30 and 4:30 Monday morning. Narcotics
were taken from Sentry Drug.
Nothing was missing from The
Drug Store.
Painter said the suspect is
described as a white female, 25-35 years of age,
average build with shoulder length light brown
hair. She is driving a white Chevy S-10 pickup
king cab truck.
Painter said the
investigation into the incident continues. Anyone
with information is asked to call either
Lincolnton Police at 704-736-8900 or
Crimestoppers at 704-736-8909. Crimestoppers may
pay up to $1,000 for a tip that leads to an
arrest in any case.
SECOND ANIMAL SHELTER
TO BE SUED BY LINCOLN COUNTY
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
LINCOLNTON
-- Many people are beginning to
feel that Lincoln County leaders don't have
anything better to do with their time than to
take animal shelters in the county to court. For
the second time in two months, that's exactly
what is happening.
2008-05494
Damage to Property
Assigned: Officer B. Posey
Location: Palm Dr./Harbor Oaks Dr.
Victim: Harbor Oaks of Lincoln
Suspect hit gate
Date Reported: July 23, 2008
District C
PAIN AT THE PUMP TO
BE EASED By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
July 25, 2008
LINCOLN
COUNTY -- With the price of a barrel of
oil dropping this week, there's some relief
coming to the pump.
According to The Carolina Scoop's gas tracker,
Gasland USA in Cherryville has the lowest price
on a gallon of regular unleaded gas at $3.779 per
gallon. The average price for gas in the
Lincolnton area is around $3.959 per gallon; the
highest price is $4.099 in Maiden.
UPCOMING
SALES TAX HOLIDAY TO INCLUDE MORE ITEMS
Single item value now increased to $300
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
LINCOLNTON -- People looking for a
bargain on school supplies are getting an extra
break during the upcoming North Carolina sales
tax holiday. It's the seventh year in a row for
the holiday, where sales taxes are waived for a
two-day period. For 2008, the sales tax holiday
starts Friday Aug. 1 and runs through Sunday Aug.
3.
Last year, North Carolina Governor Mike Easley
signed a law that added school instructional
materials, such as reference books, maps, globes,
textbooks and workbooks with an individual price
tag of up to $300, to the list of items included
as exempt from the sales tax. Previously, the
price limit was $100.
Statement by
Mike Leavitt, Secretary of Health and Human
Services, on Legislation to Address Medicare
Solvency
The
law created a “trigger” that requires
action if the Medicare trustees have issued two
consecutive reports projecting the program’s spending
from general revenue would exceed 45
percent. This year, in response to the
second consecutive Medicare Trustee report, the
President proposed legislation to lengthen the
life of the trust fund and improve Medicare and
that legislation was introduced by members in
both houses. Under the law, Congress is
required to act on the President’s proposal
or an alternative by July 30.
The
Congressional Budget Office may have determined
that budget gimmicks contained in Medicare
legislation passed last week meet the technical
requirements of the trigger law. But
parliamentary sleight of hand will do nothing to
resolve the enormous financial challenges
presented by Medicare in the near future.
Congress
has failed to act to address the underlying
fiscal crisis, and the Democrat House leadership
is now actively seeking to silence the alarm
bells and prevent any action to address
Medicare’s underlying solvency
problems.
The Department of Justice
Commemorates the 18th Anniversary of the
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
July 25, 2008
"Since 1990, the
Department has worked vigorously under the
Americans with Disabilities Act to protect and
create opportunities for persons with
disabilities," said Grace Chung Becker,
Acting Assistant Attorney General for the Civil
Rights Division. "Through a comprehensive
program of law enforcement and technical
assistance, the Department remains dedicated in
its multifaceted and innovative approach to
removing barriers to ensure that persons with
disabilities can fully participate in all aspects
of American life."
The
following recent ADA Enforcement efforts
illustrate the Civil Rights Division’s
commitment to the vigorous enforcement of the
ADA:
On July 25, 2008, the Department
announced an agreement with the Education
Management Corporation (EDMC) to
eliminatearchitectural
barriers at 19 Brown Mackie campuses
operated by EDMC in Ohio, Kentucky,
Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Georgia,
Florida, Indiana, Arizona, and Oklahoma.
This is the Department’s first ADA
agreement with a private post-secondary
for-profit school, and with an education
provider that leases all of its campus
facilities from another entity.
On July 21, 2008, the Department
announced a consent decree resolving a
lawsuit concerning retaliation by the Colorado
Springs Police Department, in
Colorado Springs, Colo.,against
one of its officers. The officer, Lance
Lazoff, wasdenied a
promotion in retaliation for support of
his wife’s ADA action against the
police department. Pursuant to the
consent decree, Officer Lazoff will be
promoted to the rank of Sergeant
.
On July 10, 2008, the Department
announced a settlement agreement with Raynor
Country Day School, in Long
Island, N.Y., to ensure that children
with diabetes are not turned down for
enrollment in the school’s day camp.
Under the agreement, Raynor School will
make reasonable accommodations to permit
children with diabetes to attend.
DALLAS, NC -- Paramedics from all over
the region will converge on Gaston College's main
campus Friday starting at 9 a.m. It's not to
answer calls, however; it's to participate in the
18th annual State Paramedic Championships.
Gaston College is one of five sites statewide
hosting the preliminary competition. Competitions
will also be held at Surry Community College,
Sandhills Community College, Wake Tech Community
College, and James Sprunt Community College.
Lincoln County EMS training coordinator Kim Green
said two teams from the county will participate.
One team is going to Gaston College, while the
other is going to Surry Community College.
"The competition involves taking written
exams," said Green. "The other part of
the test is a practical scenario, which we won't
know what that will be until we're at the
competition."
MURDER SUSPECT MAKES BOND
AFTER REDUCTION BY JUDGE
By Jon
Mayhew
Publisher MAIDEN --
A Catawba County man in jail on charges of
murdering a Lincolnton resident June 29 got his
bond reduced during a preliminary court hearing
Wednesday.
Local Teens Facing
Charges In Connection with Break-ins and
Larcenies in Four Counties
..........
.Christian Michael Moser....... Brian Lee Harkey.............
LINCOLNTON
-- Lincoln County Sheriff’s
detectives have charged two teens with break-ins
after they were caught Wednesday morning in
connection with vehicles stolen from Iredell
An
unoccupied sailboat has flipped over near Little
Creek boat access. Denver Fire responded Marine
19 around 9:15 p.m. Authorities say the sailboat
was unoccupied at the time if flipped over.
EMMAUS
INFORMATION RECEPTION
There will be an
"Information Reception" at Denver
United Methodist Church on Sunday, July 27th
immediately following the 10:30 AM worship
service for anyone interested in going on A Walk
To Emmaus.
The Walk To Emmaus is a
spiritual weekend retreat intended to strengthen
your personal relationship with Christ. Members
of the DUMC congregation that have been on the
walk will be there to provide information about
the retreat. Light refreshments will be served.
GIRLS IN RAFTING
ACCIDENT EXPECTED TO BE OK
By
Jon Mayhew Publisher
DENVER
-- While authorities are calling a
Wednesday afternoon rafting incident a
"freak" accident, the operator of a jet
ski may face charges after a wave caught a raft
two girls were riding on, slamming the raft into
their grandfather's pontoon boat.
Sennebogen North America to house “Lean
Green Machines”
Lincoln
County –- Lincoln Economic
Development Association announces today that
Sennebogen North America will open a 48,000
square foot parts distribution, training and
technical support center in Eastern Lincoln
County with capital investments of $5.1 million.
County commissioners approved an incentive grant
of $17,895.15 per year over a five year period to
the German company. Within two years Sennebogen
promises to bring twenty-five new jobs to Lincoln
County.
The 50 year old family owned company from
Straubing, Germany has been building an
international reputation for innovation and
dependability in the world’s most
specialized bulk material-handling equipment.
Sennebogen offers a complete line of
purpose-built machines to meet the specific needs
of their customers handling scrap, logs, coal and
other bulk materials. With the location of their
Lincoln County facility, Sennebogen can ensure
exceptional customer service and support with
efficient access to parts, equipment, and
technical support.
“The support we have gotten from the Lincoln
Economic Development Association played a major
role in our decision to locate to Lincoln County.
Barry Matherly did a fantastic job at finding the
right location for us as well as helping with the
decision making process. LEDA is by far the best
development association in the region. Eastern
Lincoln County offers a great connection to
highways, the airport and infrastructure
available in the region.” says, Constantino
Lannes, president of Sennebogen North
America.”
Sau-Sea Foods, Inc.
Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Egg in Smoked
Salmon Spread
Sau-Sea foods, Inc, of Water Mill NY is recalling
all tubs of Smoked Salmon Spread with the sell by
dates as follows: 072308, 082708, 092408, 1
12508, 03 1309. People who have an allergy or
severe sensitivity to egg run the risk
of serious or life threatening allergic
reaction if they consume these products.
Smoked Salmon Spread was
distributed throughout the Northeast through
retail stores.
The Smoked Salmon Spread comes
in 3 7.5 ounce, semi rigged plastic tub with a
snap on lid and was sold under the name Sau-Sea.
The recall was initiated after
it was discovered that the Smoked Salmon Spread
containing egg was distributed in packaging that
did not reveal the presence of egg. Subsequent
investigation indicates the problem was caused by
an oversight in the company's development
process.
Consumers who have purchased
these products are urged to return it to the
location of purchase for a full refund. Consumers
with questions may contact the company at
1-631-726-0269.
No illnesses have been reported
to date.
The Food and Drug
Administration has been notified of the voluntary
recall.
JULY 25
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BORN ON
THIS DAY
DIED ON
THIS DAY
Walter Payton
Born on July 25, 1954, in Columbia,
Mississippi
Died November 1, 1999, in South
Barrington, Illinois
Just as rodeos show off the
skills used daily by cowboys, lumberjacks also
have competitions showcasing their logging
skills. Two of them get under way today.
LINCOLNTON
-- Lt. Dwight Shehan was named Tuesday the
first The Carolina Scoop/Fatz Cafe Officer of the
Month for the Lincolnton Police Department.
Joining Shehan was Lincolnton Police Captain
Cindy Monday and The Carolina Scoop publisher Jon
Mayhew.
Shehan said he was totally surprised in receiving
the award.
"I wasn't expecting that," said Shehan.
Publisher Jon Mayhew said the award, in
conjunction with Fatz Cafe in Lincolnton, is yet
another way The Carolna Scoop can promote
"everything positive" in the community.
"It's another way to give the hard-working
officers of Lincolnton Police a pat on the
back," said Mayhew. "They put their
lives on the line for us everyday and the award
is another way to say 'thanks.'"
Shehan was recently promoted to the rank of
Lieutenant within the department and oversees a
shift of a total of four officers.
RESIDENTS
FIGHT BACK AGAINST ARMED INTRUDERS
By
Jon Mayhew Publisher
LINCOLNTON
-- Authorities are currently searching
for three suspects in connection with an
attempted home invasion that happened Monday
night.
Police were
called to a residence on Sycamore Street around
11:15 p.m. after being told the suspects --
wearing bandanas over their faces -- tried to
gain entry to the residence.
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Lincoln
County Sheriff’s Deputies Investigating
Stolen Vehicle Found Abandoned Near the
Lincoln-Catawba County Line LINCOLNTON -- Lincoln
County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating
a stolen vehicle found abandoned on Stratford
Lane around 8:00 a.m.Wednesday.
Catawba County officers discovered a break-in at
Midway Marina and were searching for a possible
suspect when they found the gold Lexus parked in
front the Twin Oaks Apartments on Stratford Lane.
A check of the vehicle determined it had been
stolen in Iredell County. The vehicle also had a
Florida license plate on it that did not belong
on the car.
LIGHTNING STRIKES
DESTROY OUTBUILDING
By Jon Mayhew
Publisher
LINCOLN COUNTY -- Boger City and North
321 firefighters battled an outbuilding fire
around 8 p.m. Tuesday night on Alberry Lane. And,
according to Lincoln County Fire Marshal Mike
Futrell, lightning does strike twice.
It did to two trees near the outbuilding, and set
the outbuilding on fire. When firefighters
arrived on the scene, the outbuilding was fully
engulfed in flames.
DENVER,
N.C. -- A boating accident on Lake
Norman sent two young girls to the hospital
Wednesday afternoon.
Officials said a jet ski was pulling the girls,
ages 11 and 13, on an inflatable tube when the
tube slammed into the side of a stationary
pontoon boat. The crash sent the girls flying in
the air. They were knocked unconscious when they
hit the water.
The girls' grandfather, Bill Robbins, was on the
pontoon boat. He and another man dove in and
pulled them both from the water.
Robbins said the girls were unconscious for about
a minute. He said they were in shock when they
came to.
The girls were rushed to Westport Marine in
Denver to meet ambulances. They were transported
to Carolinas Medical Center-Lincoln to be checked
out, but they are expected to be OK. WSOC-TV contributed to this
story
--Authorities are looking
into the possibility a tornado struck the Pumpkin
Center area of Lincoln County Tuesday night.
Around 8 p.m., medics responding to a traffic
accident at Highway 150 and Henry Dellinger Road
had problems responding because of low visibility
due to driving wind and rain. A Pumpkin Center
fire truck was involved in a tee-bone accident
and while the fire apparatus was heavily damaged,
none of the firefighters were injured. At the
height of the Tuesday night storm, more than
1,000 people in Lincoln County were without
power.
--A 15-year-old girl is injured during the
Tuesday night rounds of the Dixie Youth Softball
Tournament. EMS transported the girl to Carolinas
Medical Center - Lincoln with what they said were
non life threatening injuries around 5:30 p.m.
from West Lincoln Optimist Park. The tournament
wrapped up at 7 p.m. Wednesday night and drew
more than 400 players and 33 teams to Lincoln
County.
--Lincoln County Commissioners approved grant
allocations from the Allied Waste Grant
Committee. Checks will be awarded Friday
afternoon during a ceremony at Allied Waste on
Highway 16 in Denver.
ATF OFFERS $5,000 REWARD FOR WAL MART DEVICE
Authorities Determine Explosive Device was
Authentic
BOONE -– The Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)
is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for
information leading to the arrest and conviction
of the person or persons responsible for placing
an illegal explosive device at the front entrance
of the Wal Mart Store in Boone, N.C., during the
early morning hours on July 20, 2008. Click
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Ira Dreyfuss
Department of Health and Human Services
The word
“pregnancy” always suggests growth but
how much growth is healthy?
Researchers say infants had
more health risks if their mothers gained too
much weight – or gained too little –
during pregnancy.
The researchers say mothers
who gain too much weight risk complications
during birth. Others who don’t gain enough
weight risk having babies that didn’t grow
as well.
Each mother is a special
case; so a one-size-fits-all weight system might
not work. How much weight, then, should mothers
gain?
Study director Dr. Meera
Viswanathan of RTI International in Research
Triangle Park, North Carolina:
“The bottom line
is all women should ask their physicians for
their recommended weight gain range and use their
prenatal visits to monitor progress.”
The study was supported by
HHS’ Agency for Healthcare Research and
Quality.
U
the program’s spending
from general revenue would exceed 45
percent. This year, in response to the
second consecutive Medicare Trustee report, the
President proposed legislation to lengthen the
life of the trust fund and improve Medicare and
that legislation was introduced by members in
both houses. Under the law, Congress is
required to act on the President’s proposal
or an alternative by July 30. 
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Lincoln
County –- Lincoln Economic
Development Association announces today that
Sennebogen North America will open a 48,000
square foot parts distribution, training and
technical support center in Eastern Lincoln
County with capital investments of $5.1 million.
County commissioners approved an incentive grant
of $17,895.15 per year over a five year period to
the German company. Within two years Sennebogen
promises to bring twenty-five new jobs to Lincoln
County. 
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