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Paddlers enlisted in search for threatened turtles

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For three Saturdays in May, dozens of teams of canoers and kayakers will explore the tidal creeks behind Wrightsville Beach and Masonboro Island Reserve...
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Proposed county tax bump broached at budget meeting

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A request to increase the county property tax rate is anticipated when county staff present a budget to the New Hanover County Commissioners for...
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Protest postpones tree trimming  

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Scheduled trimming of the remaining two trees on Live Oak Drive by Duke Energy and Pennsylvania-headquartered contractor Asplundh Tree Expert Co. was temporarily halted...
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Duties converge, conflict in transparency efforts

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Police officers and deputies can benefit from transparency and public confidence in local law enforcement, but when some efforts to maintain open operations instead...
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Double waterfront lot granted stormwater variance

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The Wrightsville Beach Board of Adjustment granted Christopher Parker a variance to build his home closer to the water than the town’s stormwater ordinance...
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Wrightsville sand-funding fixes in progress

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Efforts are underway by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete reports that could impact the future of federal funding for Wrightsville Beach’s...
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Hobbling in heels

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  Wrightsville Beach Police Department Investigator Matt Monroe’s coworkers could not pass up the opportunity for a photo shoot when Monroe sported a pair of...
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Beach race honors past student, adapts for future growth

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More than two hundred runners are expected to gather at Johnnie Mercer’s Pier March 21 for a morning beach run, bagel and brotherhood, offered...
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Citizens, lawmakers called to end tax credit crisis

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The story of cities and towns across North Carolina is told through historic buildings, said N.C. Department of Cultural Resources Secretary Susan Kluttz following...
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Spring scarp shaped by natural, manmade forces

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An escarpment, head-high in places, has greeted some beachgoers in Wrightsville Beach taking advantage of spring conditions early in March. Erosion of this kind is...
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