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Rare diagnosis doesn’t stop N.C. man from serving fire department (opens the original)
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BOILING SPRING LAKES, N.C. (WECT) - A local man living with an extremely rare condition is not letting it stop him from serving for Boiling Spring Lakes Fire Rescue. Morgan Morgan, who is in his thirties, was recently diagnosed with Tango2 deficiency disorder, an extremely rare condition that affects his speech, mobility, coordination and cognitive development. Research shows that fewer than 150 people have been diagnosed with Tango2. However, even with his daily challenges, Morgan set his sight
What’s in Brunswick County’s $349.6 million school bond referendum (opens the original)
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - Brunswick County Schools hosted its first virtual meeting on a school bond referendum Tuesday night. Voters will decide on the bond in the November election. The referendum totals $349.6 million. Officials said state law requires public schools to have a desk for every child who moves into the county. The district also has to publish the maximum possible cost to taxpayers. According to the presentation, $83 million is set aside for a new elementary school that wou
Millions proposed for Thalian Hall repairs, downtown Wilmington safety (opens the original)
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WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Wilmington leaders are set to take up more than $4.5 million in proposed spending Tuesday evening, considering major investments in historic preservation and downtown crowd safety. During Tuesday’s meeting, the Wilmington City Council is scheduled to vote on separate ordinances to fund building renovations at historic Thalian Hall and purchase hundreds of mobile security barriers to protect pedestrians at downtown festivals and parades. Council members will weigh an ord
After brain tumor and crash, Pender County teen presses on toward her dreams (opens the original)
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PENDER COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - Aniya Moore, an 18-year-old recent Pender High School graduate, is recovering after a serious car crash less than a mile from her home, two months after she graduated high school. Moore spent years cheering on her classmates at Pender High from the sidelines. As she prepared for college, she said she was ready to step into her own future. “I was looking forward to orientation at my college, moving in,” Moore said. Moore’s mother, Bernadine Munn, had her own reaction
NCDOT set to host public hearings on Cape Fear Memorial Bridge (opens the original)
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WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - State transportation planners have narrowed the future of the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge down to two design alternatives, and the public can weigh in before officials move forward. The North Carolina Department of Transportation is hosting two public hearings to receive feedback on the alternatives for the nearly 60-year-old bridge. Officials said the hearings are a vital step before any action is taken. Alternative A features a movable span that can rise between 65 and
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