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Archive - Apr 7 - 2008

New initiative to lower legal drinking age

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College students are moving in, and college partying will not be far behind. Now, a group of educators is proposing a surprising way to deal with campus binge drinking -- lower the drinking age. Full story...
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Community watch meeting tonight

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A group of downtown residents will meet tonight, to talk about starting an active community watch group. Full story...
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Dead zones in coastal waterways

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A new study indicates that waterways in coastal areas around the world are suffering. Full story...
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Training for a terrorist attack in our area

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Our area is home to a nuclear plant, and a major port. That makes it a potential target for terrorists, and that is why the Coast Guard has a plan, just in case. Full story...
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Beach Blast welcomes back UNCW students

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The beach was packed with UNCW students today. Full story...
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Sex offenders banned from Pender parks

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Registered sex offenders are no longer allowed in Pender County parks. Full story...
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Teachers in Brunswick County preparing for school

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Dozens of teachers in Brunswick County are getting ready for the new school year. Full story...
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Police still searching for suspect in this weekend's assaults

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Wilmington police are still investigating attacks on two women over the weekend. Investigators think the same suspect may be involved in both attacks. Full story...
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Unknown - Wrightsville Beach Restaurant Break-ins

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In this week's Fugitive Files, the Wrightsville Beach Police Department is still searching for the suspect involved in two restaurant break-ins over July 4th weekend.

Several thousands of dollars worth of alcohol and food items were stolen.

The suspect is described as a white male with brown hair and brown eyes.

He is believed to be in his late 20's, 5'8 to 5'11 and weighing approximately 200-220 pounds.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Wrightsville Beach Police Department at 910-256-7918

Pastel Calico

Now that the summer vacation season is winding down, it might be the right time for you and your family to think about adding a pet to your home. There are plenty up for adoption at local animal shelters, including New Hanover County Animal Control. That's where you can find this year-old pastel calico. She was picked up as a stray. She's been dewormed, received her first set of vaccinations and been spayed. She will still need a rabies vaccine within 72 hours of being adopted. For more information call New Hanover County Animal Control at 910-798-7500 or stop by the shelter at 180 Division Drive.

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