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Outer Banks
North Carolina's Outer Banks is one of the top vacation destinations on the East Coast. Known for its underdeveloped beauty, and maritime forests it truly is a vacation paradise.
Honest reviews of Cape Hatteras National Sea Shore, North Carolina, United States: The outer banks of NC are great to visit this time of year. There are no vacationers. Hotels are cheap and most are just a few minutes away from the ...
- ESA Championships Get Underway On The Outer Banks (surf.transworld.net)
By Amanda Hutcheson
Citydesk@StarNewsOnline.com
At a special meeting called less than a week before the new board takes office, current and incoming Topsail Beach commissioners reviewed the town’s interim beach nourishment plan and discussed possible alternatives.
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- Surf City renews lobbying contract among efforts for federal beach nourishment (starnewsonline.com)
- New Topsail commissioners to re-examine beach nourishment project (starnewsonline.com)
KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C. -- Driving down Hwy. 12, the beach road here, sand and debris were heaped in tall piles along both shoulders. In many places deep standing water forced the traffic to a near halt. In Kitty Hawk, large sections of the road were ...
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By Catherine Kozak
RODANTHE, NC
An Ohio woman died after being knocked into the ocean by heavy surf off Hatteras Island during the recent nor'easter on the Outer Banks.
Paul Stevens, chief ranger with the National Park Service Outer Banks Group, said Wednesday that the woman had reportedly been walking on sandbags Sunday when a wave swept her into the water.
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RODANTHE (AP) — The National Park Service says a California man has drowned after being caught in a rip current on the Outer Banks.The Virginian-Pilot of Norfolk reported that 50-year-old Keith M. Goldstein of San Francisco drowned Friday afternoon when he was caught in the dangerous surf off Mirlo Beach. Chief Ranger Paul Stevens of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore says Goldstein and two other people were caught in the surf.read more
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- Shortcut to paradise: Toll bridge to the Outer Banks (hamptonroads.com)
- Horsing around at the Outer Banks (wvgazette.com)
- Currituck County to limit off-road tours (hamptonroads.com)
COROLLA
A park with a go-kart track proposed for Corolla has drawn opposition from residents there who say it would bring a Myrtle Beach-type atmosphere.
Developer Israel Golasa, who also owns Wings stores and Beach Mart Inc., plans to build a fun park on 3.3 acres that would include an arcade, a 36-hole miniature golf course and a go-kart track.
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- Outer Banks Real Estate Sales Surge (prudentpressagency.com)
- Nags Head mayor touts leadership in downturn (hamptonroads.com)
- Outer Banks flooding (feedburner.com)
The Outer Banks Scenic Byway has been awarded national status.
At a ceremony Friday in Washington, the Federal Highway Administration designated the road through Bodie, Hatteras and Ocracoke islands down to Carteret County as one of the country 's distinctive and diverse byways, according to the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau.
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By Chris Mazzolini
Chris.Mazzolini@StarNewsOnline.com
A 15-year-old teenager from the Wilmington area drowned Friday while surfing at the Outer Banks.
The teenage boy was surfing with a group of eight other teenagers on Hatteras Island when the current dragged him into Avon Fishing Pier sometime around 11:30 a.m., said Bob Helle, the assistant chief with the Hatteras Island Rescue Squad.
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- Ferry rescues 5 at Outer Banks (news-record.com)
The November Nor'easter was felt throughout the Outer Banks.
Because of the wind and big waves, the beach could no longer serve
as a boundary for the ocean; water flowed into the streets.
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