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Hundreds Stream ABC Topics of discussion during Day One of NMMAâs virtual American Boating Congress included policy updates, infrastructure, the global supply chain and more. Author: Apr 22, 2021 (Clockwise from left) NMMA’s Nicole Vasilaros moderates a panel with state OREC directors Brad Garmon of Mich., Nathan Fey of Colo., and Amy Allison of N.C. The National Marine Manufacturers Association hit lots of high notes during the first day of the American Boating Congress, held virtually yesterday and watched by almost 400 industry professionals. Soundings Trade Only is a co-host of the event. Day two, which runs today from 1:30 to 3 p.m. (ET), includes discussions with members of the Biden administration, Congress and policymakers.

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Feels like it happened yesterday : Revisiting Aaron Lorenzo Dorsey s death at the hands of a DUPD officer, 11 years later

Feels like it happened yesterday : Revisiting Aaron Lorenzo Dorsey s death at the hands of a DUPD officer, 11 years later
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Coastal News Today | NC - Seeds of Resilience May Be In Forests, Farms

There’s a growing body of evidence on what a warmer, wetter climate holds in store for our generation and future North Carolinians.

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WECT INVESTIGATES: Carolina Beach officials claim county overstepped jurisdiction in condo fire investigation, allege possible ethics violations

WECT INVESTIGATES: Carolina Beach officials claim county overstepped jurisdiction in condo fire investigation, allege possible ethics violations By Michael Praats | April 12, 2021 at 2:50 PM EDT - Updated April 12 at 5:28 PM CAROLINA BEACH, N.C. (WECT) - The actions of New Hanover County Board of Commissioners Chair Julia Olson-Boseman are being questioned by the Town of Carolina Beach after she allegedly directed the county manager to instruct county staff to conduct an investigation into the recent condominium fire in Carolina Beach. But Carolina Beach officials say county staff were acting outside of their jurisdiction to do so, however, the county disagrees. There are also ethical questions regarding the actions since, according to the emails, Olson-Boseman, who is an attorney, said she was legally representing some of the fire victims.

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Arts Nonprofits Grapple With Effects Of COVID Year

Arts Nonprofits Grapple With Effects Of COVID Year Story by After more than a year of shuttered venues and cancelled performances, arts and entertainment nonprofit organizations are grappling with devastating amounts of lost revenue and facing a longer road to recovery than any other sector of nonprofits. The core of many arts nonprofits live, in-person performances was impossible to provide during the pandemic, leaving organizations scrambling to make up revenue. “That loss to gather together, which all of us experienced, for the performing arts, it meant that the core of what we do is simply not safe,” said David Brower, the executive director of PineCone, a Raleigh-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting traditional music.

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