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Month: June 2015

With North Meck diploma in hand, Emma’s on to Smith

June 21, 2015

Emma graduated from North Meck High on Saturday, June 13, 2015, at UNC Charlotte’s Halton Arena. … More With North Meck diploma in hand, Emma’s on to Smith

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Farewell, that’s all the news for now

June 21, 2015

Here’s my final column for DavidsonNews.net and CorneliusNews.net, published on those sites May 29, 2015. … More Farewell, that’s all the news for now

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A spectacular sky over Front Street tonight just before #curfew in #WilmingtonNC ... #curfewat8 #tooearly #hurricaneflorence #skyshow #lookup

Tonight's dinner in post-Florence #WilmingtonNC - Waffle House follwed by a pint on Front Street. Making lots of hurricane friends here this week, including Gina, who also works at @whqr913 ... #hurricaneflorence #community

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A spectacular sky over Front Street tonight just before #curfew in #WilmingtonNC ... #curfewat8 #tooearly #hurricaneflorence #skyshow #lookup

Tonight's dinner in post-Florence #WilmingtonNC - Waffle House follwed by a pint on Front Street. Making lots of hurricane friends here this week, including Gina, who also works at @whqr913 ... #hurricaneflorence #community

#NC Gov. Roy Cooper and FEMA chief Brock Long visited #WilmingtonNC Tuesday afternoon to see storm damage and to visit with out-of-state emergency workers camped at a vacant shopping mall. Cooper thanked the workers and gaggled with reporters briefly. He said the state has a long road to rebuilding ahead. And he said he couldn't even guess at a statewide damage estimate. Here in New Hanover County alone, officials have given a preliminary estimate of $16 million. The governor pointed out that the damage isn't over, as creeks and rivers continue to flood. #hurricaneflorence #recovery story on @WFAE and @WHQR

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