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Proposed N.C. bridge could attract businesses, study says
About the study The study - " reported on by Brent Lane, director of the Carolina Center for Competitive Economies at UNC - " will evaluate the county's demographics, visitor interests, land availability and ...
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Senate budget includes $15 million for mid-county bridge
The budget proposed by the state Senate on Tuesday includes $15 million per year for the mid-Currituck Bridge.
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Weeksville twins weather transition to Pacific island
Halfway across the world, Brandon and Landon Aydlett are watching the weather. The 26-year-old twin brothers from Weeksville are both working as meteorologists at Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense Test ...
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School board asked to oppose OLF
A proposed jet landing field in Camden County could lead to disruptive noise at three Elizabeth City-Pasquotank schools, a pair of concerned residents said Tuesday.
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Dems' newcomer unseats Bowden in primary for N.C. seat
"I know I worked harder than any other candidate" Democrat Michael Cherry will face Republican Vance Aydlett in the fall general election for the District 1 Currituck County Board of Commissioners seat after handily beating long time incumbent Ernie Bowden on ... via The Virginian-Pilot
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Nelms says vote not comment
"Any election is a snapshot of that particular time" Critics of the Currituck Board of Commissioners say Tuesday's election results show public discontent with the current board. via Daily Advance
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Gilbert denies voter protests racially motivated
"I didn't want to hold up the seating of Mrs. Watts, who is black, from taking her seat on council" A 4th Ward voter said he welcomes the NAACP's call for a federal investigation of its claims that his elections-related challenge last fall was an attempt to intimidate black student voters at Elizabeth City ... via Daily Advance
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Bowden: His experience invaluable
"Certainly, we have to have a service district to do it." Ernie Bowden says the Currituck County Board of Commissioners is no place for on-the-job training. via The Daily Advance
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Cherry: Currituck needs more sewerage
"The youth of Currituck don't have a whole lot to do" Growing up in Corolla, Michael Cherry would often listen as his father talked about Currituck politics at the dinner table. via The Daily Advance
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Aydlett: Currituck board needs listeners
"I want the community to get involved with their government again, to feel like they have a say in what is going on" Vance Aydlett vows to be a keen listener if he's elected to the District 1 seat on the Currituck Board of Commissioners. via Daily Advance
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Hill eyes District 1 seat in Currituck
"There are low-tech things and high-tech things (that could address the problem)" Keith Hill says he wants to bring "representative government" to the Currituck Board of Commissioners. via The Daily Advance
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Rivers a county resident, board rules
"Mr. Gilbert has offered persuasive affirmative proof that Mr. Rivers is not a resident of 512 Magnolia Street and that Mr. Rivers has established residency at 101 Madeline Lane" The Pasquotank Board of Elections on Wednesday formalized its ruling last week that declared 4th Ward Councilman Kirk Rivers ineligible to vote in his ward at 512 Magnolia Street. via Daily Advance
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'Friends' raising funds for new state park
"We were trying to get it (started) so we had it going once the park opened" A diverse group of area residents have formed a non-profit group to generate funds to support and promote the new Dismal Swamp State Park in Camden County. via Daily Advance
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Hearing over N.C. councilman's residency to go into second day
ELIZABETH CITY A hearing to consider a residency challenge against City Councilman Kirk Rivers will continue Thursday. via PilotOnline.com
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NAACP complaint won't delay hearing
"Irregularities or improprieties have occurred to such an extent in Pasquotank County that they taint the entire election process" Tuesdays hearing for 4th Ward Councilman Kirk Rivers will be held as scheduled, despite a complaint calling for the removal of Pasquotank Elections Board member Betsy Meads. via Daily Advance
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What's up in The Albemarle 03/19
Sons of Confederate Vets to meet. Paul Martin, a history teacher at Currituck County High School, will be the guest speaker at the dinner meeting of the William F. Martin Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans at ... via The Daily Advance
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What's up in The Albemarle 03/18
Perquimans school board to meet. The Perquimans County Board of Education will meet in closed session to discuss a student matter today at 6 p.m. The board will meet in regular session at 7 p.m. New ... via The Daily Advance
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What's up 03/13
Perquimans GOP precinct meetings, convention. The Perquimans County Republican Party will hold precinct meetings and its county convention at Captain Bob's restaurant in Hertford today at 8 a.m. For more ... via Daily Advance
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What's Up in the Albemarle 03/12
Citizens Police Academy alumni to meet. Alumni of the Citizens Police Academy for the years 2005-2007 will meet at the third floor of the A.P. Midgette Building today at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call ... via Daily Advance
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Aydlett, N.C., woman charged with animal cruelty
News North Carolina An Aydlett, N.C., woman was charged yesterday with misdemeanor cruelty to animals at her home where she lived with at least 25 cats. via PilotOnline.com
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