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Shrimpgate: New Bill to Protect Waterways Would 'Destroy' Shrimp Industry in North Carolina, Critics Warn
Senate · North Carolina

Shrimpgate: New Bill to Protect Waterways Would 'Destroy' Shrimp Industry in North Carolina, Critics Warn

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Trawlers wouldn’t be allowed to net shrimp in North Carolina’s inland waters or within a half-mile of the coast under a proposal passed by the North Carolina Senate.See the Story
Fifth Annual Juneteenth Celebration Set at the Cookhouse in Manteo - The Coastland Times
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Fifth Annual Juneteenth Celebration Set at the Cookhouse in Manteo - The Coastland Times

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By Joan Collins, Director, Outreach and Education, Pea Island Preservation Society, Inc. Please join us for our free outdoor concert on Thursday, June 19, at 6 p.m. Limited seating opens at 5:30 p.m., but we highly recommend you bring your own lawn chairs or blankets. This event, featuring the professional opera singer Tshombe Selby, a beloved Roanoke Island native, has quickly become one of the summertime favorites on the Outer Banks and we exp…See the Story
Southern Shores Passes Budget - The Coastland Times
Taxes · Caryville

Southern Shores Passes Budget - The Coastland Times

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On June 3, the Southern Shores Town Council approved the fiscal year 2025/26 budget, cementing a four-cent townwide tax increase. There was no community input during the brief public hearing, though finance/human resources director Bonnie Swain explained to council what the increase would mean to the average homeowner. Swain said that for a resident with a home valued at $1 million, for example, the increase would amount to about $400 annually. …See the Story

Against All Odds, Currituck Teen Walks Graduation Stage with Robotic Exoskeleton After Spinal Cord Injury - The Coastland Times

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When Luke Spinato took his first steps across the graduation stage at Currituck County High School on June 5, 2025, the crowd erupted into cheers. For many seniors, walking the stage is a rite of passage. For Luke, it was the culmination of an extraordinary journey—a goal achieved not only through grit and determination, but also with the help of a robotic exoskeleton, a devoted support team, and unwavering family love.   Last summer, Luke’s lif…Cookeville · CookevilleSee the Story

Special Olympics athletes bring home ‘bling’ - The Coastland Times

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Dare County Special Olympics is thriving. Sandy Pace, local program coordinator, told the Dare County Board of Commissioners 22 athletes attended the State Games and came home with medals in track, swimming and bowling. She thanked the volunteer coaches helping 140 athletes. The Dare program invites athletes from Pasquotank, Camden, Currituck and Tyrrell to participate. The program starts training for the games in January and February. “We’ve ha…Olympics · ManteoRead Article

Lloyd Armstrong returns to Columbia Board of Aldermen - The Coastland Times

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Lloyd Armstrong returned to the Town of Columbia Board of Aldermen June 6 after being appointed to fill a vacancy on the town board. He was appointed by the Board of Aldermen during its regularly scheduled June 2 meeting. Armstrong, right, is pictured after taking the oath of office administered by Rhett White, Columbia town clerk, left. Armstrong previously served on the board from December, 2015 to June 2024. READ ABOUT MORE NEWS HERE. SUBSCRI…Manteo · ManteoRead Article

Special presentation at Tyrrell County Library to focus on reptiles - The Coastland Times

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Jack Scarborough retires from Dare County Sheriff’s Office - The Coastland Times

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Capt. Jack Scarborough has retired from the Dare County Sheriff’s Office. He is from Hatteras Island. He graduated from Cape Hatteras School. He’s still from Hatteras Island. He lives in Buxton with his spouse Melissa Scarborough. Jack Scarborough started with the Dare County Sheriff’s Office on Dec. 14, 1998 as a patrol deputy. He was a K9 handler with Astor, his furry partner. In 2006, he became sergeant in the Hatteras Island District of the …Manteo · ManteoRead Article

Shorebirds among species in steepest decline in latest count - The Coastland Times

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By Dan Parsons, CoastalReview.org As the weather and water warm, beachgoers will flock to the North Carolina coast just as many of the native shorebirds and seagoing avian residents begin to nest. Piping plovers skittering up and down the sand with the surf, gulls loitering for picnic castoffs and tossed fish bait and pelicans soaring overhead or skimming the swells are all well-known and welcome sights for tourists to the North Carolina coast. …Species · ManteoRead Article

Work to build statewide flood mitigation program continues - The Coastland Times

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By Jennifer Allen, CoastalReview.org Tropical storms have cost North Carolina tens of billions of dollars over the last 40 years. These weather-related disasters are putting a spotlight on the state’s “flood-risk crisis,” according to the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, as well as the potential for “the role of a changing climate, including increases in rainfall and sea level rise to worsen the crisis.” Heightening the threat…Work · ManteoRead Article

One Grad's Triumphant Walk at Currituck County High School Graduation Defies the Odds

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Currituck student's graduation features his inspiring walk across stage with robotic exoskeleton, showcasing resilience after spinal cord injury.SportsSee the Story

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