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Written by Michael Willard (o-n-e publisher)
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 Almost a year after two former Domino's employees sparked an Internet uproar with a video showing them tampering with food at a Conover franchise, one of the cuplrits pleaded guilty Tuesday.
Michael Setzer entered an "Alford Plea" on a food adulteration charge before Judge Gentry Caudill. His attorney, Shawn Clark, said, the guilty plea for the Class I felony means Setzer takes responsibility for his actions, but doesn't admit any guilt. "It basically says that he believes the evidence is substantial enough (for him) to be convicted at trial, so it is in his best interest to plead guilty," Clark said of the Alford Plea. "He is not admitting he did anything wrong."
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Written by Jordan-Ashley Baker (O-N-E Staff Writer)
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 |
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 Job-seekers and employers filled the Multipurpose Complex of Catawba Valley Community College Tuesday for the school’s annual job fair.
“We wanted to provide a forum for employers and potential employees,” said Allan Mackie, manager of the Catawba County Employment Security Commission. “In an economy with double-digit unemployment, which is what Catawba County has, it’s important to help people get their names out there.” People expecting to walk away from the job fair with a job, however will be disappointed. “That’s like going to a college fair in a high school gymnasium and expecting to walk away with a college acceptance,” said Kathy Carey, director of cooperative education and job placement at CVCC.
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Written by Jordan-Ashley Baker (O-N-E Staff Writer)
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 |
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 Everyone knows there is no handbook for parenting children, but the Catawba County Parenting Network (CCPN) is providing parents with the answers they need at its first Parent University April 24
“Parents think if you go to a class, you’re not a good parent, but its quite the opposite,” said Allison Simpson, CCPN assistant director. The event will be held April 24 in the Paap Building at Catawba Valley Community College. The event is free to the public and includes 18 parenting workshops and certified child care.
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