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Many winter storms have left significant erosion along the Bogue Banks beaches, and in some spots on Emerald Isle the escarpments – or sort of sand cliffs – have a drop-off of as much as six feet.
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Charlotte Democratic Congressman Jeff Jackson apologized on a video over the weekend for how he handled his vote to potentially ban the popular app TikTok, where Jackson has built a large following.
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New trash trap will collect litter, sediment, and other pollutants out of tributary of the Tar RiverThe Greenville trap will be the fifth installed as part of Sound Rivers’ Litter-Free Rivers program.
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In just one day last week, the Kill Devil Hills ocean rescue supervisor responded to three large holes on the beach.
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In the Neuse, New, and Tar-Pamlico River basins, the issues listed in various areas include turbidity – or cloudy water – high levels of copper and zinc, excessive chlorophyll, high levels of PCBs in fish tissues, and other impairments.
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Although they’ve made a huge reemergence on fashion runways this spring, the undergarment that has been required of women in the Marine Corps for the past 81 years will now be optional.
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Asked by The Charlotte News & Observer about why he was stepping down, Pat McCrory said, “it was time to leave and pursue other opportunities.”
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Now NC State AFL-CIO President MaryBe McMillan is asking North Carolina Labor Commissioner Josh Dobson to reconsider that decision. She said,” We cannot call workers ‘essential’ and continue to treat them as expendable.”
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An exact date for the Gum Branch Road project to start has not yet been announced.
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Toxic chemicals in the Cape Fear came to light in 2017, when it was made public that Chemours was dumping PFAS into the same river.