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• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Biden promises kept vs. promises broken/lies (28)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The unelected corporate elite (21)
• EDITORIAL: Cooper’s state of emergency is becoming the status quo (20)
• With possible shrimp trawl closures before state fisheries commission, industry workers, advocates express concern over ‘detrimental’ proposal (19)
• EDITORIAL: Elections results show voters are taking note (19)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where was parental involvement? (15)
• Carteret school board adopts policy to prohibit teaching Critical Race Theory; discipline was not part of curriculum (13)
• Carteret County terminates library director Mason citing job performance (10)
• EDITORIAL: Leadership through fear is disuniting the country (9)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The death of Newport River (8)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Fishery management plans are a failure (7)
• Carteret County schools make masks optional beginning Monday as positivity rate drops below 5% threshold (7)
• Town manager search over (6)
• Morehead City to make more progress on paving in 2022 with work going to bid soon (6)
• Newport officials agree to funds for basketball court repairs, staff pay study (6)
• EDITORIAL: Closing inland shrimping will cost the public more (6)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: It ain’t over ‘til it’s over (6)
• Commentary: Confronting ignorance and ignorant confrontation (5)
• Council advances proposal for 30-unit complex on Morehead waterfront with rezoning approval (5)
• After threat of legal action, Cedar Point manager satisfied with ongoing cleanup of Highway 24 properties (5)
• EDITORIAL: DOT superstreet proposal, a green light for planning (4)
• Emerald Isle board OKs effort to get state money to dredge boating access channel (4)
• New study shows NC 3rd in nation for solar energy growth, 10th in renewable energy overall (4)
• NC School Boards Association names Carteret board 2021 County Commissioners of the Year (4)
• Carteret County engages Moffatt & Nichol staffer to temporarily fill in at shore protection office (4)
• Commentary: Tax rate agreement good news, brings smile (3)
• New businesses take shape in Cape Carteret as growth continues in western end of county (3)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Beach protection; a case for groins (3)
• Commentary: Consumer response often drives inflation (3)
• EDITORIAL: Shrimp trawl decision was a close call for consumers (3)
• Judge denies county’s motion to dismiss civil complaint against Carteret commissioners over May rezoning decision (3)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Mr. Walker would work for us, not against us (3)
• Last day to campaign (2)
• NC Coastal Resources Commission seeks input on proposed beach management plan rules (2)
• Emerald Isle board to consider grant application for boat channel dredging (2)
• US Northwest, Canada devastated by flood, 1 death reported (2)
• Sampling study shows little water contamination in and around Atlantic Beach (2)
• McElraft endorses raises for community college staff during Friday tour of Carteret Community College (2)
• Carteret County advisory panel recommends approval of CAMA land-use plan update (2)
• Paid family leave falls out of Biden's bill as tempers rise (2)
• NC Wildlife Resources Commission offers reduced fees for select licenses (2)
• Swansboro voters elect incumbents and Conaway (2)
• Cape Carteret secures $500K in state budget for ongoing multi-use trail construction (2)
• Town hopes to save district: Loss of historic status feared as homes deteriorate (2)
• Biden vs Macron: First meeting since submarine dispute (1)
• 2 children hurt when bullet hits vehicle in drive-thru (1)
• Pandemic, politics drive Xi's absence from global talks (1)
• Beyond jails: Exploring policy changes to reduce need for bigger jails in NC (1)
• Weather service forecasts coastal system could bring flooding along Crystal Coast Saturday night (1)
• North Carolina legislators taking final redistricting votes (1)
• Morehead City nonprofit to offer tutoring program to middle school students with $45K boost from county (1)
• Knife attack on German train severely injures 3 people (1)
• After Virginia, GOP amplifies debate over race and education (1)
• Radicalization's path: In case studies, finding similarities (1)
• Kyle Rittenhouse cleared of all charges in Kenosha shootings (1)
• News briefs: Nov. 7, 2021 (1)
• Idled North Carolina sports wagering legislation reemerges (1)
• Hope Mission to serve annual Thanksgiving meal at soup kitchen, via Meals on Wheels (1)
• G-20 endorses global corporate minimum tax at Rome summit (1)
• Vatican cancels live broadcast of Biden greeting pope (1)
• Biden, Europeans take up Iran nuclear program in Rome talks (1)
• Virginia Beach confronts inescapable costs of rising seas (1)
• Pathologist: Rittenhouse shot first man at close range (1)
• House Dems delay huge social bill, plan infrastructure vote (1)
• Congress mandates new car technology to stop drunken driving (1)
• Officials: NC middle school students steal teacher's car (1)
• Some nonprofit hospitals reaping benefits off patients while providing less care (1)
• Supreme Court appears to suggest right to guns at home extends to carrying them in public too (1)
• North Carolina sued over newly passed maps favoring GOP (1)
• An Outer Banks reporter walks into a global climate summit (1)
• Madison Cawthorn plans to change congressional districts setting up a potential match with Tim Moore (1)
• Cedar Point puts out calls for cold-weather gear as ‘Operation Bundle Up’ kicks off once again (1)
• NC Wildlife Resources Commission restocks white catfish in coastal rivers (1)
• After Twitter poll, CEO Musk sells off $5B in Tesla shares (1)
• In the middle of a crisis, Facebook Inc. renames itself Meta (1)
• Leadership, action needed to reduce plastic pollution (1)
• August occupancy tax revenues top $2M for first time, making 15 consecutive months of record collections (1)
• EDITORIAL: Veterans care is a national debt (1)
• Cuomo accused of forcible touching in criminal complaint (1)
• Man who went to space with Shatner dies in plane crash (1)
• North Carolina leaders remain divided about LGBT protections (1)
• US to require vaccines for all border crossers in January (1)
• Health director reports continued decline in COVID cases in Carteret County (1)
• State commits to 1,000 housing units in hurricane-hit areas (1)
• North Carolina AG sues 14 companies over fire suppressant (1)
• Emerald Isle candidates stress growth, stormwater management, vegetation protection as key issues (1)
• I-40 bridge replacement to include wildlife underpass (1)
• UNC Chapel Hill trustees kill motion to ban admissions discrimination (1)
• Dems end deadlock, House sends Biden infrastructure bill (1)
• US employers shrugged off virus and stepped up hiring (1)