The Dare County Board of Commissions delayed action on the proposed changes to the county noise ordinance after a steady stream of about two dozen people came to the microphone to speak against it at a public hearing on Monday, Aug. 20. They were almost all Hatteras Islanders — business owners, their employees, contractors, fishermen, […]
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The Dare County Board of Commissions delayed action on the proposed changes to the county noise ordinance after a steady stream of about two dozen people came to the microphone to speak against it at a public hearing on Monday, Aug. 20. They were almost all Hatteras Islanders — business owners, their employees, contractors, fishermen, […]
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The Dare County Board of Commissions delayed action on the proposed changes to the county noise ordinance after a steady stream of about two dozen people came to the microphone to speak against it at a public hearing on Monday, Aug. 20. They were almost all Hatteras Islanders — business owners, their employees, contractors, fishermen, […]
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The Dare County Board of Commissions delayed action on the proposed changes to the county noise ordinance after a steady stream of about two dozen people came to the microphone to speak against it at a public hearing on Monday, Aug. 20. They were almost all Hatteras Islanders — business owners, their employees, contractors, fishermen, […]
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Murder suspect makes first appearance in Dare County court
With hunched shoulders and a meek expression, accused murderer Nathan J. Summerfield made his first appearance today in Dare County District Court. Under questioning by Dare County District Judge Edgar Barnes, Summerfield affirmed that he received a copy of the warrant charging him with first-degree murder for killing Lynn Jackenheimer “with malice and forethought” on […]
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It’s been a year since historic tides on the Outer Banks from Hurricane Irene hatched equally historic numbers of mosquitoes, prompting comparisons to locust plagues and bloodsucking vampires. Two aerial spraying sweeps by Dare County mosquito control killed off most of the insects, but apparently the extreme infestation inspired a new boutique market. No less […]
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It’s been a year since historic tides on the Outer Banks from Hurricane Irene hatched equally historic numbers of mosquitoes, prompting comparisons to locust plagues and bloodsucking vampires. Two aerial spraying sweeps by Dare County mosquito control killed off most of the insects, but apparently the extreme infestation inspired a new boutique market. No less […]
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It’s been a year since historic tides on the Outer Banks from Hurricane Irene hatched equally historic numbers of mosquitoes, prompting comparisons to locust plagues and bloodsucking vampires. Two aerial spraying sweeps by Dare County mosquito control killed off most of the insects, but apparently the extreme infestation inspired a new boutique market. No less […]
Island Features | Full Article
It’s been a year since historic tides on the Outer Banks from Hurricane Irene hatched equally historic numbers of mosquitoes, prompting comparisons to locust plagues and bloodsucking vampires. Two aerial spraying sweeps by Dare County mosquito control killed off most of the insects, but apparently the extreme infestation inspired a new boutique market. No less […]
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UPDATE: Summerfield will return to Dare to face charges tonight or tomorrow
Nathan Summerfield will be returned to Dare County by Sheriff’s Office deputies late tonight or early tomorrow morning to face charges of first-degree murder, according to an afternoon news release from Dare’s chief deputy Steve Hoggard. The exact time and location of the return is not being released because of security considerations. Summerfield, 27, of […]
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