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Mayor, director promote Craven airport upgrade
Tideland News Writer A recent survey of air travelers in and out of Craven County Regional Airport brought to light the fact that 60 percent of those travelers were headed someplace other than New Bern or ...
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Plans for Emerald Isle pier move forward
Plans for The Aquarium Pier at Emerald Isle continue to progress as partners behind the project formalize their commitments.
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Ei Ems event recalls Foster
The building is dedicated to his memory. Foster was a key volunteer in the Emerald Isle Rescue Squad for three decades.
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New boat ramp facility could be largest along NC coast
Plans for a new public boat ramp facility that could become the largest along the North Carolina coast have been launched in Emerald Isle.
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Early vote helps at polls
Tideland News Writer Early voting had a significant impact on Election Day turnout at polling places in the Swansboro community.
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Town's - walking' projects on run with lower costs
Tideland News Writer A couple of projects that have, seemingly, been dragging on in Swansboro are about to be completed.
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Emerald Isle EMS dedicates new building in honor of longtime volunteer
The dedication Saturday of a new station for Emerald Isle EMS was a dual celebration of the squad's new home and a longtime leader with a lasting influence.
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Coast Guard embraces 'green' living
Things have changed since Coast Guard Petty Officer Tyler Ford arrived at Station Emerald Isle in 2006 - and it's not just the disappearance of the temporary trailers that housed their operations during a major ...
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Media Advisory: Media Availability at Coast Guard Station Emerald Island, N.C.
Fifth District U.S. Coast Guard Media Advisory Date: Nov. 6, 2008 Contact: Lt.j.g. Scott Hembrook 247-4537 Media Availability at Coast Guard Station Emerald Isle, N.C. PORTSMOUTH, Va.
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Barbecue dinner to benefit victim of breast cancer
A barbecue dinner will be held Friday in Emerald Isle to benefit Erin Dewar, a Craven County nurse who is battling cancer.
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McElraft wins second term in House District 13
State Rep. Pat McElraft was not favored by Jones County voters Tuesday, but she ran strongly enough in Carteret County to retain her District 13 seat in the North Carolina House.
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Wilmoth takes office
Special to Tideland News Emerald Isle resident David Wilmoth, division chair, social and behavioral sciences and economics instructor at Coastal Carolina Community College, has been elected president of the ...
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Voter turnout to hold steady
Tuesday will decide major contests across the country, including the nation's new leader, but there are some hotly contested races on the state and local levels that will be determined on Election Day as well.
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'Colonel' ready to help
Not all graduations include caps and gowns. A student honored this week in Carteret County accepted belly rubs and pats on the head as congratulations and celebrated the evening by gnawing on a tennis ball.
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Dole ad gets Hagan's Irish up
I don't know if Kay Hagan's ancestors came from the Emerald Isle, but I can tell she's got her Irish up.
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Candidates for state Senate seat say education a priority
The Democratic candidate for the District 2 seat in the N.C. Senate is taking on a veteran legislator in his first bid for office, but he said he doesn't mind the challenge.
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Legislative races draw some large donations
Some big money is being poured into races for the state General Assembly representing Carteret County, but whether the money trail will lead to the winner's circle remains to be seen.
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Smith' award is given to Holz
Tideland News Writer As if the recent grand opening of a state-of-the-art bowling and entertainment center werena t enough, 25-year-old Mac Holz was recognized last week with the Chris Smith Memorial Award for ...
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SIA Group Announces New Hire
In this position, Sewell will gain knowledge in all aspects of the insurance business to prepare him for a management position within the agency.
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Building concerns top forum
Candidates for state and county seats pitched to the construction industry Thursday during a forum hosted by the Carteret County Home Builders Association.
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