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Land-Based Sensors Reveal Coastal Flooding Is Far More Frequent than Previously Thought
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Land-Based Sensors Reveal Coastal Flooding Is Far More Frequent than Previously Thought

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Flooding in coastal communities is happening far more often than previously thought, according to a new study from North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The study also found major flaws with the widely used approach of using marine water level data to capture instances of flooding.See the Story
N.C. Forest Service finds laurel wilt in Beaufort and Greene counties for the first time - Washington Daily News

N.C. Forest Service finds laurel wilt in Beaufort and Greene counties for the first time - Washington Daily News

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From The N.C. Forest Service The N.C. Forest Service has confirmed that laurel wilt, a devastating disease of redbay and other plants in the laurel family, has been detected on private property in Beaufort and Greene counties, bringing the number of counties where the tree-killing disease has been detected to 21. Sassafras, redbay, swampbay, pondberry, pondspice and spicebush are in the laurel family and can be affected by this disease. Redbay t…See the Story
Buxton multiuse pathway officially opens for public use
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Buxton multiuse pathway officially opens for public use

Outer Banks Forever and Cape Hatteras National Seashore staff, volunteers and donors join Thursday for a ribbon cutting to officially celebrate the opening of the new Cape Hatteras Lighthouse multiuse pathway in Buxton. Photo: National Park Service The new Cape Hatteras Lighthouse multiuse pathway in Buxton was officially opened Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The 1.25-mile-long, 10- to 12-foot-wide, accessible concrete pathway connects…Read Article

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Fort Fisher Historic Site to resume summer artillery program

Cannon demonstrations are set for June 21 at Fort Fisher State Historic Site in Kure Beach. Photo: N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources Fort Fisher State Historic Site plans to resume its annual summer artillery program after a two-year pause for a construction project. The event is scheduled for 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Saturday, June 21, at the historic site. Parking is available at the visitor center in Kure Beach. A food truck will be on…Kure Beach · Kure BeachRead Article

Portion of Belgrade-Swansboro Road to close Monday

The North Carolina Department of Transportation says crews will close a portion of Belgrade-Swansboro Road near Riggs Road south of Maysville at 8 a.m. Monday. Map: DriveNC.gov An Onslow County road is scheduled to close to traffic next week while crews conduct maintenance. The North Carolina Department of Transportation announced Friday that crews will close a portion of Belgrade-Swansboro Road near Riggs Road south of Maysville at 8 a.m. Monda…Maysville, North Carolina · MaysvilleRead Article

Four-day fête honors Jockey's Ridge State Park's 50th year

Drone operators perform an overhead light show celebrating Jockey’s Ridge State Park’s 50th anniversary during the celebration last weekend. Photo: Catherine Kozak NAGS HEAD — Jockey’s Ridge used to be known as the tallest natural sand dune on the East Coast, but now it’s described as its largest natural active sand dune system. While it may not be as high as it was in 1973, the unique phenomenon of nature is still there — famously thanks to Car…Nags Head · Nags HeadRead Article

Highway marker to feature NC's first farm life school

A photograph from 1940 of Craven County Farm Life High School in Vanceboro from “Mill Stream,” the school’s yearbook. Photo courtesy, N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources Craven County Farm Life School in Vanceboro, the first farm life school in the state, is being commemorated with a North Carolina Highway Historical Marker. A ceremony is planned for 4 p.m. Thursday to dedicate the marker, located at the intersection of U.S. Highwa…Vanceboro · VanceboroRead Article

State fisheries now accepting shellfish lease applications

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Tales from the dunes: Butterflies in science, sentiment

The crystal skipper, a butterfly known for its white speckled wings, can only be found on Bogue Banks. Photo: Doug Rouse Guest Commentary To stimulate discussion and debate, Coastal Review welcomes differing viewpoints on topical coastal issues.  It was a losing battle from the start, watching the inevitable rising and receding of the waves simultaneously fill up the hole I had been digging, and swiftly erode the accompanying pile of sand I had …Science · Emerald IsleRead Article

Column: Public must act now to prevent drilling off Virginia’s coast

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Spotted seatrout harvest to reopen July 1 with new rules

Spotted Seatrout. Image: North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries Recreational and commercial harvest for spotted seatrout is to reopen July 1, after being closed since January because of widespread cold-stun events. The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Division of Marine Fisheries closed recreational and commercial harvests in coastal and joint waters for the fish from Jan. 24 to June 15. The Marine Fisheries Commission ado…North Carolina · North CarolinaRead Article

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