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| Bicycle
Group Leaves Nags Head on 3609 Mile Cross Country Cycling Trip with Plans to Stop to Build Houses Along the Way... |
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| First Flight Night Hawks Girls Softball Team Defeats Manteo 8-5 | |||
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Flight's Hallie James and A. Brightbill each scored 2 runs during 3
at bat attempts. M Davidson had the highest batting average at .750
for the game with 3 hits, 1 run during 4 at bat attempts. |
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| Frustration
by Ocracoke Residents Over Highway Patrol Tactics During Surf Fishing Tournament Cited by Some Locals as Trigger in Vandalization of 2 State Highway Patrol Cars |
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6 DWI arrests were made and residents report bicyclists were stopped
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| New Foal Increases Ocracoke Horse Herd to 16 | |||
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| Man
Arrested After Police Search Uncoveres More than One Pound of Marijuana in Southern Shores Home.... |
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The
drug bust came after local authorities received a tip from the Norfolk
Police Dept. leading to a search of a home on Skyline Road behind the
Southern Shores Police Dept. Randy Hargis was arrested on charges of
felony possession of marijuana, possession with intent to sell and deliver
marijuana and misdemeanor possession of drug. |
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| Dare
County Sheriff Crime Activity Report for May 8th. 2013........Source Dare County Sheriff FaceBook Page |
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April 28, 2013 Dare Sheriff’s Deputies received a call regarding
the larceny of some jewelry from a residence on Mother Vineyard Road
on Roanoke Island. The victim reported that a significant number of
rings and other jewelry had been taken from her residence. Dare CID
Investigators initiated an investigation into the incident. As a result
of the investigation, suspects were developed and warrants were drawn
on May 3rd. On May 4, 2013 the warrants were served on the below suspects
for the indicated charges. Courtney Elizabeth Sadler 19, 341 Mother Vineyard Rd., Roanoke Island charged with Felony Larceny, Conspiracy to Commit Felony Larceny, Resist/Obstruct Public Officer, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Sadler was committed to the Dare County Detention Center under a $7,000 bond Issac Stewart Moore 20, 119 Arbor Drive, Roanoke Island was charged with Larceny of Jewelry/Roanoke Island, Felony Larceny, Conspiracy to Commit Felony Larceny, Resist/Obstruct Public Officer, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Moore was committed to the Dare County Detention Center under a $7,000 bond. On April 19, 2013, Dare Sheriff’s Narcotics Deputies, assisted by Kill Devil Hills Police Officers were conducting surveillance on a location in Kill Devil Hills. Deputies noticed a vehicle waiting in the area containing two persons. After some more surveillance, officers noticed a second vehicle approach the area. The driver of the second vehicle exited his vehicle and approached the vehicle that was waiting. Officers witnessed an exchange occur between the driver of the first vehicle and the driver of the second vehicle and the second vehicle left the premises. Officers initiated a vehicle stop on the first vehicle, as it was leaving the premises. After some inquiries of the vehicle occupants and the deployment of a K-9, a quantity of controlled substance was located. The driver was subsequently arrested and charged as below. Lisa Marie Mitchel 44, Kill Devil Hills was charged with Possession of Controlled Substance/Kill Devil Hills, Possession with the Intent to Manufacture, Sell or Deliver Schedule II Controlled Substance (Cocaine), Possession of Schedule II Controlled Substance. Mitchel was released on a $3,200 bond On April 29, 2013 an incident was reported at the Salvo Fire Department where the Fire Department had been entered and significant damage had occurred. Deputies responded to the location where a member of the Fire Department reported that there was a gouge in the concrete floor and large holes were made in the plywood wall of the fire station with a pry bar from the fire truck. There were several other items damaged also. The investigation further revealed there were some fire equipment items missing. Dare CID initiated an investigation of the incident. As a result of this investigation, suspects were developed and those suspects were charged on May 7, 2013 as indicated below. Kieran Lee Bow Man 19, 52131 Gondyke Way, Frisco, NC was charged with Possession of Burglary Tools, Breaking and Entering (Forced) (2 counts), Larceny after B&E (2 counts), Possession of Stolen Property (2 counts), Damage to Real Property, Damage to Personal Property. Bow Man was committed to the Dare County Detention Center in Lieu of $37,000 bond. Steven Anthony Nelson 19, 51839 NC Hwy 12, Frisco, NC was charged with Possession of Burglary Tools, Breaking and Entering (Forced) (2 counts), Larceny after B&E (2 Counts), Possession of Stolen Property (2 counts). Nelson was committed to the Dare County Detention Center in lieu of $6,000 bond.........Source Dare County Sheriff FaceBook Page |
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| Two
Dare County Men Arrested and Charged with Breaking into a Dare County Fire Station and Stealing Fire Equipment |
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| US
Coast Guard Rescues Trevor Wilson 72 from 24 ft. Sailboat 70 miles east of Kitty Hawk........ |
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Wilson,
a British National fell and injured his head aboard his sailboat, knocking
himself unconscious for seven hours before awaking and calling for help
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| Currituck
County Woman Fabricates Story of Being Pulled Over and Sexual Assaulted by Individual Impersonating a Law Enforcement Officer........ |
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| Currituck
County Sheriff Arrest Report for April 30- May 6 ....Source Daily Advance |
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Aaron Kelby Ritter, 21, of the 100 block of Porpoise
St., Moyock arrested April 30 and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.
Andrew Thomas-Paul Sarka, 32, of the 4500 block of James Court, Virginia Beach, Va. arrested April 30 and charged with driving while impaired. Kelly A. Martin, 49, of the 200 block of Green View Road, Moyock arrested May 2 and charged with failure to appear in court as required. William Leroy Irving, 32, of the 600 block of 11th St., Greenville arrested May 2 and charged with being drunk in public. Linville Park Elkin, 53, of the 100 block of Halstead Drive, Moyock served a criminal summons May 3 for second-degree trespassing. Michael Joseph Harris, 30, of the 100 block of Dot Sears Drive, Grandy arrested May 3 and charged with civil contempt of court, child support. Donovan Scott Langston, 25, of the 100 block of Fairwind Drive, Chesapeake, Va. arrested May 4 and charged with failure to appear in court as required. Joe Adam Brickhouse, 44, of the 100 block of Maple Road, Maple arrested May 5 and charged with assault on female and interfering with emergency communications. Joseph Wolfgang Ellis, 25, of the 6700 block of Quaker Drive, Suffolk, Va. arrested May 5 and charged with driving while impaired. Jeremy William Willis, 24, of the 100 block of Holly Cres, Grandy arrested May 5 and charged with driving while license revoked. Sean Robert Elliot, 23, of the 1100 block of Kingsbury Drive, Chesapeake, Va. arrested May 6 and charged with failure to appear in court as required. |
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| State Trooper Cars Vandalized on Ocracoke Island | |||
An
official with the Ocracoke Sheriff's Department reports vandals threw
a cinder block through the rear window of one patrol car and painted
the second car with yellow green paint while they were parked at the
Pony Island Motel. The Sheriff's office is urging people with any information
about the cases to come forward. |
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| 2013
KILLER DUNES 2-MILER & FUN RUN Over Tallest Natural Sand Dune System in the Eastern United States Set for Thursday July 4, 2013 8:30am Jockey’s Ridge State Park |
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| Upscale
Grocery Chain "The Fresh Market" Submits Site Plan Application for Store in Outer Banks Mall |
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| Democratic
State Lawmaker Paul Tine of Kitty Hawk Fights State Republican Plans to Cut Funds for Mid-Currituck Bridge with Admendment Containing $28 Million |
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| Community
Leaders Efforts Lead to Successful Dare County Special Olympic Games at First Flight High School Track |
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 Photo by Barbara Noel |
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Dare County Special
Olympics hosted the Second Annual Spring Games at the First Flight High
School Track, held on Friday, April 26. The event had athletes from
several Dare County schools, the Monarch Beach Club of Manteo and the
Monarch Lighthouse Club of Currituck competing for a gold, silver or
bronze medal. Shown in the picture are a few key leaders in the community who help make Spring Games possible. (Left to Right) George Graham; Director of Exceptional Children's Services, Rev. Tom Wilson; All Saints' Episcopal Church, Sue Daniels; Dare County Schools, Warren Judge; Chairman of Dare County Commissioners, Jean Simmons, Administrative Assistant for Exceptional Children's Services, Jordan Hennessy; Public Relations Chairman of Spring Games, Renate Macchirole; Dare County Coordinator of Special Olympics and Monarch Community Inclusion Specialist and Jon O'Neil; Master of Ceremonies for Spring Games... Story Submitted by JAMES HENNESSY |
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| Outer
Banks Real Estate Officials Fear 2012 Flood Insurance Law will Force Homeowners into Foreclosure; Flood Insurance Rates Could Reach $30,000 a Year for Some in Flood Prone Areas |
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| Northeastern
Beats First Flight Night Hawks Girls Softball Team 6-1...... |
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| Plymouth Over Manteo Redskins Boys Baseball Team 7-3 | |||
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| Kill
Devil Hills Police April 2013 Crime Blotter Update Listing Crimes Under Investigation......... |
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| Seeking Missing Man | |||
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Constantine
Potapov was reported missing from his residence in Kill Devil Hills.
Potapov was last seen in Virginia Beach, VA boarding a bus to Chinatown
in New York City. Potapov has a history of mental illness and may be suicidal. Potapov is a 34 year old w/m, 5’9”, 200lbs, brown hair and blue eyes. Any information about his friends, contacts, or possible whereabouts would be of great assistance to the investigation. |
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| Illegal Dumping | |||
There
is an ongoing problem with illegal dumping in the Nags Head Woods section
of Kill Devil Hills, in particular around the ponds near Lake Ridge
Court. Dumped items include carpet remnants, appliances, camper shells,
and construction materials. |
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| School Vandalism | |||
Damage
to Property: On April 12, 2013, a Dominion NC Power transformer box,
in the area of First Flight Elementary School, was spray painted with
names and vulgarity. |
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| Hotel Vandalism | |||
On
April 13, 2013, the Quality Inn John Yancey reported damage from spray
painting. A stairwell, elevator, vending machine area, and handicap
parking sign were damaged. If you have information on the above incidents
call 252-449-5337 |
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| More Workers Die on the Job in North Carolina than the State Reports | |||
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| Dredging
Efforts to Create Shorter Ferry Channel Across Hatteras Inlet Fails...... |
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Two
ferries run aground attempting passage across the newly dredged Hatteras
ferry channel. Private Charter and commercial fleet captains also report
the channel unsafe after crossing |
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| Alfonso
“Chito” Guerrero, 32, of Ocraocke Wins Second Annual Miller Lite Ocracoke Island 10K Road Run with a Time of 37:04.......................... |
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Lauren
Holesh, 25, of Chapel Hill came in second overall and won the women’s
division of the 10K with a time of 37:41. Keith Gray, 48, of Buxton won the 5K with a time of 18:06 minutes. Angela Cothren, 31, of Buxton won the women’s division of the 5K with a time of 21:40 minutes. |
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| Town
of Duck Police Dept. Reports Issuing 35 Citations between April 22nd - April 28th.... |
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Duck
Police Blotter also reports the following Incidents of Interest for
the time period: Drunk & Disruptive/Underage Drinking at 181 Schooner
Ridge Road. Subject was charged with consuming alcohol by a 20 year
old. Larceny at 132 Christopher Drive, Charcoal grill stolen from property. |
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| U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service Seeking Comments for the N C DOT Request for Easement Permit for Construction of a New Bridge at Pea Island Inlet...... |
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| First
Flight Seahawks Boys and Girls Track and Field Teams Win Albemarle Athletic Conference Middle School Championships.....................Story by Ed Beckley |
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For
the second time in three years, the First Flight Seahawks track team
accomplished the inconceivable when the boys and girls teams won the
Albemarle Athletic Conference Middle School Championships on April 26.
The boys dominated, while the girls squeaked out a nail-biter against
seven other conference schools, with First Flight downing nearest competitor,
Moyock; 137-87 and 105-100, respectively. The other teams' scores did
not even come close. The boys were led by Jordan Austin and Devyn Dodson.
Austin set a conference and school record, recording six feet in the
high jump. Dodson won the 1600 and 800 meter runs, tying the school
record in the half mile at 2:19. Alex Rodman also won both girls' middle
distance events, setting a conference and school record in the 800,
in 2:35, while Kayla Carson won the high jump and long jump, overturning
the five-year school record with a high jump of five feet. Brealle White
broke the discus school record with a toss of 70'8". Submitted
by Ed Beckley |
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| President
of N.C. Watermen Oppose New Bill that Includes Funds for Coastal Dredging After Legislators Add Game Fish Law to Stop Commercial Fishermen from Catching and Selling 3 Fish Species |
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| Some
Dare County Employees Accused of Abusing Health Care Benefits By Using Tax Paid Medical Services According to Report by County Manager |
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| Man
Vanishes into Atlantic Ocean After Falling Off the Merchant Ship "Daniela Bolten" Almost 2000 Miles East of Cape Hatteras, N.C |
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| Dare
County Sheriff's Investigation Uncovers Heroin Trail into Dare County Leading to the Arrest of Three |
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April 17, 2013 Dare County Narcotics Investigators, in cooperation with
the Pasquotank County Sheriff’s Office conducted a narcotics investigation
into Heroin distribution in Dare County. Information developed that indicated Heroin was being brought into Dare County from Virginia. As a result of the investigation of this information, Dare County Deputies were able to make several arrests for Heroin Charges. The suspects and their charges are below. Zackary Barksdale 24, of 243 Sir Richard, Colington was arrested for possession with the Intent to Sell or Deliver Heroin, conspiring to Sell or Deliver Heroin, possession of a Firearm by a Felon and service of Outstanding Narcotics Warrants. Samuel Lavelle Jemkins 26, of 814 Francis Drake, Manteo was arrested for Possession with the Intent to Sell or Deliver Heroin, Conspiring to Sell or Deliver Heroin and possession of a Firearm by Felon. Walker Sanderlin Hampton 21, of 130 Holly Ridge Rd. Roanoke Island was arrested for Possession of Heroin.... source Dare County Sheriff's Facebook Page |
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| Man
Arrested on Hatteras Island for Taking Indecent Liberties with a Minor................. |
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Following an investigation
into a reported indecent liberties case in Avon, the Dare Sheriff’s
office has arrested Luther Grandy Hooper III 57, of 40193 Gray Circle
in Avon on charges of Indecent Liberties with Child (2 Counts) Disseminate Obscenity to Childsource.. Dare County Sheriff's Facebook Page |
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| Outer
Banks District of the Eastern Surfing Association Announces New Volunteers for 2013 Season............ |
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| Jim
Shipley of Kitty Hawk has taken on the duties of maintaining the web
site. "Shipley started surfing in Southern California in 1951 and
is still an active surfboard builder. After moving to the East Coast
in 1967, he has surfed in every state except New Hampshire and Maine.
A resident of the Outer Banks since 1980 and will be adding new content
frequently." Pauline Anderson White comes aboard as a new volunteer. She has procured monies from the Dare County Tourist bureau to help buy new items needed for the new season. Brad Kleman comes aboard as a new judge. source: ESA website |
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| Burglar Suspect Arrested on Hatteras Island | |||
| The
Dare County Sheriff’s Office reports they have arrested Jordan
Lee Pickett 25, of Watson Ln in Avon on charges of First Degree Burglary
and Possession of Firearm by a Felon. source Dare
County Sheriff's Facebook Page |
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| New
National Wildlife Refuges Visitor Center on Roanoke Island To Host Series of "Wildlife and Wildlands of Eastern North Carolina" Art Expos for Next 12 Months |
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| Jennette’s
Pier Seeking Weekend Housekeeper in Nags Head, Paying $10.16 Per Hour.......... |
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| Nags
Head Police Seeking Man Accused of Kidnapping and Raping 15 Year Old Girl, Reward Offered for Information Leading to the Suspect's Capture............. |
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| "Michael
Lee Uhrig is wanted by the Nags Head Police on charges of Second Degree
Rape and Kidnapping. The charges stem from an incident that occurred
in Nags Head during the month of June of 2012 and involved a 15 year
old female victim during a family vacation on the Outer Banks. The incident
was reported to Nags head Police in February 2013 and has involved a
joint investigation with police in Arizona and Ohio. Uhrig is a white
male, 32 years of age with brown hair and blue eyes; he is approximately
5’10”, 141lbs. He has a tattoo on the right side of his
neck and has a pierced left ear. If anyone has seen him or knows where
he may be located please contact Nags Head Police at 252-441-6386."
source:
Dare County Crimeline |
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| Northside Blanks Manteo Redskins Girls Softball Team 10-0 | |||
| First
Flight Night Hawks High School Baseball Team Defeats Pasquotank 8-1. |
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| Columbia Over Cape Hatteras Hurricanes Boys Baseball Team 7-1 | |||
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| Great White Shark Filmed Swiming off North Carolina Coast | |||
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| 2013-14
NC State Highway Map, NC Travel Guide, North Carolina Winery Guide and State's Civil War Guide Now Available for Shipment to Your Home Free of Charge |
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| Manteo
Boys and Girls Teams Claim Second Place at Southside Track Meet; Manteo's Bre Leksell Takes 1st. in Three Events... |
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| Boys: Southside 74, Manteo 69, Perquimans 29 | |||
First
Place Finishers in Boys Meet: Malik Howard - Discus - 105'0";
Robert Beane - 4X800 Relay - 9:29; Bryce Greene - 4X800 Relay; Chris
Robertson - 4X800 Relay Eugene Velasco - 4X800 Relay Jair Torres Ortiz
- 110 Hurdles - 18.10 Robert Beane - 1600 - 5:14 Rasheed Bryant - 200
- 23.56 Chris Robertson - 3200 - 11:57 |
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| Girls: Southside 57, Manteo 50, Perquimans 42 | |||
First
Place Finishers in Girls Meet: Bre Leksell - Long Jump - 14'5";
Bre Leksell - Triple Jump - 28'9 1/2"; Bre Leksell - 400 - 1:10;
Doris Tovar - 3200 - 19"30 |
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Missing
70 Year Old Currituck Man Fishing Near Wright Memorial Bridge Discovered Asleep in Boat |
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| 97
Volunteers Collect 101 Bags of Trash Along Ocracoke Island Roadways......... |
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| Burglar(s) Break into Kitty Store and Steal $600 | |||
Dare
County Crimeline reports that that between Saturday, April 6th and Sunday
April 7, 2013 burglar(s) broke into the Islander Flags store located
at 6146 North Croatan Highway in Kitty Hawk and left with $600.00 in
cash. If you have any information please contact The Kitty Hawk Police
Department at 252-261-3985 or The Dare
Community Crime Line" |
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| Alternative Health Care Expo on Outer Banks Seeking Vendors | |||
| Where:
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Outer Banks (UUCOB) 831 Herbert
Perry Road, Kitty Hawk Seminars: Free for the public. Limited to 15-20 minute talks/demonstrations. First to sign up will be the ones able to present - 10 available. Registration
must be completed and paid by April 30 to be part of this expo. Your
business will be promoted when we advertise the event. For questions
or to register contact Janice Lane by email at seasidehealing@gmail.com
or by phone at 252.202.6842. |
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| Outer Banks Running Community Expresses Condolences | |||
The
entire Outer Banks Sporting Events (OBSE) Team, partners, and sponsors
wish to express its sincerest condolences to the family of 55 year old
Christopher “Chris” Charles Heasly who collapsed just feet
from the Finish Line on Saturday April 13, 2013 at the First Flight
5K. Prior to his tragic collapse, Chris energetically encouraged and
cheered his fellow participants including a first time 8 year old runner.
After being assisted by fellow runners, race officials, and first responders,
Chris was transported by ambulance to Outer Banks Hospital where he
passed away. Chris and his family are from Fairfax, Va. and have been
vacationing on the Outer Banks for over 20 years. OBSE extends its genuine
thanks to all those who responded so quickly and compassionately to
Chris and his family. We are very proud to be a part of such a caring
community. see
Obituary |
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| $1500.00 Diamond Stolen from Silver Bonsai Gallery in Manteo | |||
Dare
County Crimeline reports that on the morning of "Friday, April
5, 2013, a W/F described as 40 – 50 years of age, above average
height, “thick-boned,” with shoulder length brown hair,
entered the Silver Bonsai Gallery in Manteo and began asking tourist-type
questions. One of the owners was working on a setting a loose diamond
at the back of the gallery at the working station. When the owner turned
around to go to a back cabinet, the suspect went behind the counter.
The owner found her there and asked her to step back around the counter
and at this time the W/F left the gallery. The owner was the only person
working in the gallery at the time and no other customers were there.
The owner discovered the diamond missing after the suspect left. The
diamond is described as a .49 karat, SI2 (clarity), J (color), round
(cut), with some major chips on the pavilion. Replacement value is $1500.00."
Find latest Outer Banks Crime News at Dare
County Crimeline |
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| Pat
Hayburn of Boothwyn, PA Wins 4th. Annual Flying Pirate Half Marathon with time of 1:13:05 |
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 Pat Hayburn |
The
Fourth Annual Flying Pirate Half Marathon was held April 14th, 2013.
This event is planned each year by Outer Banks Sporting Events and presented
by Wells Fargo Bank, title sponsor for the fourth consecutive year.
Over 2900 registered runners and walkers came to the Outer Banks to
compete in this Pirate themed weekend. Runners from 38 states and 4
countries joined the fun. The fastest time to the Finish was runner
Pat Hayburn, from Boothwyn, PA, with a time of 1:13:05. Jessica Witter,
local OBX runner, was the first woman to cross the Finish line. Her
time was 1:33:14. Congratulations Runners! Besides the pivotal Half Marathon event on Sunday, the weekend also offered the First Flight 5K and Family Fun Run on Saturday morning at the Wright Brothers Memorial Park. The Flying Pirate Race Expo was open to the public Friday and Saturday at the Dare Recreation Center in Kill Devil Hills, offering race gear, athletic apparel, and food for purchase from Outer Banks Brewing Station. |
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Participants
took their mark on Sunday morning, taking off from Dominion Power, on
The Woods Road, in Kitty Hawk, on a course that follows the first half
of the Gateway Bank Outer Banks Marathon. Along the course athletes
were entertained by live local bands, our own OBX Pirates from the Jolly
Roger Restaurant and fun “Runner Species” signs designed
by resident artist Chris Kemp. Runners were cheered by enthusiastic
groups at all 6 Mile Markers. Groups of volunteers were seen handing
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| This great race is made possible by hundreds of volunteers and the support of the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau. OBSE sincerely thanks all who gave their time, donations, and efforts to make this event possible. A hearty thank you goes out to each volunteer from the Expo, to the Finish line and each mile marker along the 13.1 mile course, you Arrrgghh the best! 100% of the proceeds from this event will be shared by two local non-profits: the Dare Education Foundation, working to maximize student potential by providing resources to benefit students and teachers in all Dare County Schools, and the Outer Banks Relief Foundation, providing financial assistance for local families in crises. |
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