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Living Hope Day Center pulls plans for 10th street facility | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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WILMINGTON — Living Hope Day Center has halted its plans to move its low-barrier shelter into a new location at 10th and Dock streets after receiving pushback from residents in the area and the superintendent of New Hanover County Schools. “When we first considered this property, we saw a building that checked nearly every box for Living Hope,” the center’s CEO Tony Perez wrote in a press release Thursday. “It was located along a largely commercial corridor, had the space and infrastructure we n
Environmental groups request feds look into data used for CFMB replacement | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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WILMINGTON — The Alliance for Cape Fear Trees, Cape Fear River Watch, North Carolina Coastal Federation, Cape Fear Sierra Club, Eagles Island Nature Park, Save Sledge Forest, and the League of Women Voters of the Lower Cape Fear are asking the federal government to review of the Wilmington Harbor Project. An updated review could affect how federal agencies view the height needs of the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement project. The two options currently on the table is a 65-foot bridge with a
Lawsuit: Burgaw council member accused of thwarting neighborâs home sale, bullying buyers | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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PENDER COUNTY â A Burgaw council member is being sued for allegedly standing in the way of her neighborsâ attempts to sell their property by harassing prospective buyers and refusing to remove a right-of-first-refusal agreement on the property. Joy and Odessa Moran are suing their Piney Woods neighbors Myra McDuffie, elected to Burgaw Town Council in 2025, and her husband James. The McDuffies also own the Porters Neck restaurant MeMaâs Chickân & Ribs. The Morans, a mother and daughter wh
New Hanover County Democratic and Republican parties announce support for school bond | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY — The New Hanover County Democratic and the New Hanover County Republican Party announced their joint support for the $320.5 million New Hanover County Schools bond referendum that will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot. NHC Democratic Party Chair Jill Hopman and NHC Republican Party Chair John Hinnant released a joint statement on Wednesday: “Every county has moments that call for collaboration, regardless of political affiliation, to address what matters most. This is one of those
NHCS to consider censuring board member after meeting storm-out | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY — The New Hanover County Board of Education is gearing up to potentially censure David Perry, a board member who left during a meeting in anger earlier this month. If the censure is followed through on, it would be the third disciplinary action against Perry, who joined the board in 2024. Chair Pete Wildeboer brought up the issue at Tuesday’s agenda review meeting. Vice Chair Melissa Mason then made a motion to schedule a censure hearing within the next two weeks to discuss Pe
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