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This is the official Bluesky of Coastal Review, a nonprofit news service covering environmental, cultural and conservation issues for North Carolina's 20 Coastal Area Management Act, or CAMA, counties.
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Readers are not provided full context and are left with an incomplete understanding of the facts regarding the lengthy, transparent public process behind the town’s terminal groin project, writes Ocean Isle Beach Mayor Debbie Smith.
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Opinion: Ocean Isle's terminal groin process fully transparent | Coastal Review
Readers are not provided full context and are left with an incomplete understanding of the facts regarding the lengthy, transparent public process behind the town's terminal groin project, writes Ocea...
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Dare County’s debris removal contractor will begin collecting debris from the right-of-way at Old Lighthouse Road Wednesday, ahead of the bad weather forecast for this weekend.
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Dare's contractor to begin debris pickup this week in Buxton | Coastal Review
Dare County's debris removal contractor will begin collecting debris from the right-of-way at Old Lighthouse Road Wednesday, ahead of the bad weather forecast for this weekend.
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Fingerstyle guitarist and vocalist Noah Cobb, 18, of Greenville, performs Saturday at the New Village Brewery in Oriental as part of the Pamlico County village’s two-day Ol’ Front Porch Music Festival. Photo: Mark Hibbs
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This installment of David Cecelski's series, “Working Lives: Photographs from Eastern North Carolina, 1937 to 1947," is more personal than usual for the historian. They were taken at his great-uncle George Ball and his brother Raymond's potato farm in Harlowe.
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Our Coast: In my great-uncle’s sweet potato fields, 1942 | Coastal Review
This installment of historian David Cecelski's photo-essay series, “Working Lives: Photographs from Eastern North Carolina, 1937 to 1947," is more personal than usual for the author. They were taken a...
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Public hearing on the proposed Carolina Bays Parkway extension running from South Carolina into Brunswick County have been rescheduled for later this month.

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Carolina Bays Parkway project hearings now set for Oct. 23 | Coastal Review
Public hearing on the proposed Carolina Bays Parkway extension running from South Carolina into Brunswick County have been rescheduled for later this month.
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The blue crab population in the Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine System is taking a hit sometime between when juveniles leave their nursery habitats and before reaching sexual maturity, a recent study finds.
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Blue crab populations decline after juvenile stage: Study | Coastal Review
The blue crab population in the Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine System is disappearing sometime between when juveniles leave their nursery habitats and before reaching sexual maturity, a recent study find...
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NCDOT announced Friday it recently awarded a $8.5 million contract on a project that will improve traffic flow and safety at the intersection of Western Boulevard and Jacksonville Parkway.
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Barnhill contracted to upgrade busy Jacksonville intersection | Coastal Review
Upgrades at the heavily used intersection of Western Boulevard and Jacksonville Parkway in Jacksonville can begin as early as this month.
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The 16th annual Duck Jazz Festival, a free, two-day event will kick off at 4 p.m. Oct. 11 in Duck Town Park.
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Annual Duck Jazz Festival to offer powerhouse musical lineup | Coastal Review
The 16th annual Duck Jazz Festival, a free, two-day event will kick off at 4 p.m. Oct. 11 in Duck Town Park.
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coastalreview.org @coastalreview.bsky.social · 5d
The first home fell in Buxton two weeks ago, but the spate of collapses this week has turned the Cape Hatteras National Seashore beach and the crashing surf into a hazardous, dynamic debris field.
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'Messy situation': Buxton beach closed after 8th house falls | Coastal Review
The first home fell two weeks ago, but the spate of collapses this week has turned this Cape Hatteras National Seashore beach and the crashing surf into a hazardous, dynamic debris field.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking a permit to install a temporary groundwater well off Carolina Beach’s ocean shore for an upcoming beach nourishment project on Pleasure Island. The request is available for public review and comment through Oct. 15.
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State accepting public comments on temporary cooling well | Coastal Review
The contractor hired by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has asked to install a temporary groundwater well off Carolina Beach's ocean shore to use to cool a pump during an upcoming beach nourishment p...
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Thursday update: The seventh oceanfront house in Buxton to collapse in less than 48 hours fell around 8 p.m. Wednesday at 46207 Tower Circle Road, Cape Hatteras National Seashore officials reported on its website. This remains a developing story.
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Updated: 7th Buxton house collapses, officials advise caution | Coastal Review
New: Another unoccupied house in Buxton collapsed Wednesday evening, bringing the total to seven this week, and the National Park Services warns visitors of potentially hazardous debris may spread for...
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coastalreview.org @coastalreview.bsky.social · 6d
Decoy carving and duck hunting, crabbing, fishing and harvesting shellfish — the skills and trades islanders have passed down through the generations — are to be celebrated Oct. 11.
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Ocracoke Working Watermen's Festival to honor tradition | Coastal Review
Decoy carving and duck hunting, crabbing, fishing and harvesting shellfish -- the skills and trades islanders have passed down through the generations -- are set to be celebrated Oct. 11.
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In today's Angler's Angle, Capt. Gordon writes about the many ways to put spoon lures to use.

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Lovin' Spoonsful: Spoon lures may be an underused asset | Coastal Review
There are lots of ways to fish spoon lures, and they are popular worldwide, but around here, they seem to be underutilized.
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coastalreview.org @coastalreview.bsky.social · 7d
Fort Fisher State Historic Site in Kure Beach has planned a daylong commemoration Oct. 4 that will feature a military convoy, living history displays and reenactors.
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Fort Fisher to mark 80th year since end of World War II | Coastal Review
The state-managed historic site in Kure Beach has planned a daylong commemoration Oct. 4 that will feature a military convoy, living history displays and reenactors.
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coastalreview.org @coastalreview.bsky.social · 7d
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wilmington District has awarded a more than $11 million maintenance dredging contract to clear out two channels used by state ferries to Ocracoke Island.
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Corps awards dredge contract for Ocracoke Island channels | Coastal Review
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wilmington District has awarded a more than $11 million maintenance dredging contract to clear out two channels used by state ferries to Ocracoke Island.
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coastalreview.org @coastalreview.bsky.social · 7d
A new steel manufacturing company’s plans to open a factory in Hertford County will be “transformational” for the area, according to Republican Sen. Bobby Hanig, who worked behind the scenes to help land the anticipated to be a nearly $1 billion investment project.
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Steel manufacturer to announce big Hertford County project | Coastal Review
Currituck County Republican Sen. Bobby Hanig says the forthcoming announcement of a new company's nearly $1 billion investment in Hertford County will be "transformational" for the area.
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Five unoccupied houses in Buxton collapsed into the Atlantic within 45 minutes of each other Tuesday afternoon, and officials warned that there could be more because of conditions associated with two hurricanes offshore.
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5 Buxton houses collapse, park service advises caution | Coastal Review
Five unoccupied houses in Buxton collapsed within a span of 45 minutes Tuesday afternoon, and officials advise visitors to watch out for potentially hazardous debris spread for miles south of the site...
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Tickets are available for the nonprofit organization’s “A Roast for the Coast” being held Oct. 24 rain or shine on the grounds of the New Hanover County Arboretum in Wilmington.
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Coastal Federation set for Oct. 24 oyster roast in Wilmington | Coastal Review
Tickets are available for the nonprofit organization's "A Roast for the Coast" being held rain or shine on the grounds of the New Hanover County Arboretum in Wilmington.
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NCDOT has closed a recreational access area off Colington Road in Dare County due to unsafe conditions for pedestrians because of the deteriorating bulkhead and its surroundings.
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Citing unsafe conditions, state closes Colington Road access | Coastal Review
Deterioration of a bulkhead and its surroundings at the Colington Road crabbing area creates hazards for pedestrians, the N.C. Department of Transportation said.
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Storm swell associated with Hurricane Imelda breaks Tuesday along the Bogue Banks shore at Oceanana Fishing Pier in Atlantic Beach. Photo: Dylan Ray
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Environmental advocates and federal documents warned of it, but now that erosion has accelerated east of Ocean Isle's terminal groin and in front of newly built multimillion-dollar houses, property owners and developers want answers and solutions, quickly.
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Sand is vanishing on east side of Ocean Isle's $11M erosion fix | Coastal Review
Environmental advocates and federal documents warned of it, but now that erosion has accelerated east of the town's terminal groin and in front of newly built multimillion-dollar houses, property owne...
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A three-year study recently published in the journal Community Science finds that about 96% of litter North Carolina waterkeeper organizations and their volunteers removed from trash traps were plastics.
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Vast majority of litter removed from streams is plastic: Study | Coastal Review
A three-year study recently published in the journal Community Science finds that about 96% of litter North Carolina waterkeeper organizations and their volunteers removed from trash traps were plasti...
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A tropical system potentially heading to the North Carolina and South Carolina coasts prompted transportation officials in those states to postpone public hearings scheduled for early next week on the proposed Carolina Bays Parkway extension.
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Parkway extension hearings postponed due to storm forecast | Coastal Review
A tropical system potentially heading to the North Carolina and South Carolina coasts prompted transportation officials in those states to postpone public hearings scheduled for early next week on the...
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The Bird Island Stewards will host monthly guided nature walks every third Wednesday beginning Oct. 15 through May 2026 on the Bird Island Coastal Reserve at Sunset Beach in Brunswick County.
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Weekly nature walks to highlight Bird Island history, wildlife | Coastal Review
The Bird Island Stewards will begin hosting monthly guided nature walks on the Bird Island Coastal Reserve at Sunset Beach every Wednesday morning beginning Oct. 15.
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N.C. Division of Water Resources officials are reminding residents to steer clear of water that looks bright green, blue, discolored or scummy because it could be an algal bloom.
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State officials remind public to avoid discolored waters | Coastal Review
North Carolinians are reminded to avoid coming into contact with discolored looking water in ponds, lakes and rivers because it could indicate the presence of an algal bloom.
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