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NC Division of Water Resources warns public to avoid algal blooms

NC Division of Water Resources warns public to avoid algal blooms

  • STAFF REPORT NEWS-TIMES
  • Updated May 3, 2022
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MOREHEAD CITY — With summer approaching and more people coming to the coast for a vacation, the N.C. Division of Water Resources reminds coastal residents and visitors to watch out for algal blooms. 

Sand search for Bogue Banks beach nourishment going well

Sand search for Bogue Banks beach nourishment going well

  • BY BRAD RICH NEWS-TIMES
  • Updated Apr 25, 2022
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EMERALD ISLE — Chris Freeman of Geodynamics, the county’s beach surveying firm, said Monday the search for offshore sand to use for future beach nourishment projects so far is going well.

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