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Rare right whale spotted off Nags Head: ‘Like seeing a unicorn’
OFF THE COAST OF NAGS HEAD, N.C. (WAVY) — A group of marine biology researchers were in the right place at the right time to spot a right whale. John Felter, a research operations technician with the Coastal Studies Institute in Wanchese, N.C. was on a research boat with five others the day before Halloween. […]
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Victim identified in Salvo water incident at Cape Hatteras Seashore as Imaad Ulhaqq Ali
Who was identified as the victim in the Salvo water incident?. What environmental factors contributed to the water incident?. Cape Hatteras National Seashore officials have identified the individual who died following a water-related incident at Cape Hatteras National Seashore as 26-year-old Imaad Ulhaqq Ali of Tate, Georgia. The incident occurred...
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Holly Days festival returns to All Saints Episcopal Church
One of the highlights of the holiday season is back this year, as All Saints Episcopal Church hosts its Annual Holly Days Bazaar and Arts Festival in Kitty Hawk on Friday, Nov. 20, and Saturday, Nov. 21, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. “People enjoy it,” said Arline Arnold, Chairperson...
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Nearly 31,000 baby sea turtles hatch at Cape Hatteras in record-setting season
Nearly 31,000 baby sea turtles emerged from nests along Cape Hatteras National Seashore this year, marking one of the busiest nesting seasons on record. The National Park Service recorded 409 nests, the second-highest total since systematic monitoring began in 1987. That's nearly double the 218 nests recorded last year. Most...
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Albemarle Craftsman’s Fair finds a fit at new site in Currituck
BARCO — Max Whitley has been finding ways to appeal to shoppers strolling the aisles of the Albemarle Craftsman’s Fair since 1978. Whitley was among about 40 vendors selling their arts and crafts at this year’s 66th annual Albemarle Craftsman’s Fair, held Oct. 23-25 at the Currituck Cooperative Extension Center in Barco. In past years, the popular artisans’ market was held in Elizabeth City at Knobbs Creek Recreation Center or Museum of the Albemarle. Whitley owns Easy Street Leather in Greenville. He said while clothing trends have changed over the decades, a good leather belt is still a popular request from his customers. Customers gathered around his booth to inspect his merchandise by running the smooth leather between their fingers. “They are looking for something quality built, out of the good old American land,” Whitley said. Besides belts, Whitley was selling bags and some smaller items. “I don’t make many bags, but I have crossbody bags. This one is cobbled with brass nails,” he said. “I have leather key rings here. Some have dolphins on them. I could put letters on them.” John Gorney of Windmill Hill Studios in Milton, Delaware, brought handcrafted jewelry. He and Barbara Rencher-Gorney are retired