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Coastal temperatures to soar this week, pose big health risks

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State health officials are warning of dangerous heat in the days ahead. Photo: Jennifer Allen The coast is forecast to experience high temperatures this week and extreme heat “of this magnitude can be dangerous to your health,” warns North Carolina Division of Public Health.
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Chancellor visits Institute of Marine Sciences, its researchers

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By Jennifer Allen Verified
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UNC Chancellor Lee H. Roberts, left, listens as IMS Director Dr. Joel Fodrie,gives an overview of the coastal ecosystems in the area. Photo: Jon Gardiner/UNC-Chapel Hill Fittingly, it was a Carolina blue sky that greeted University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Chancellor Lee H.
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Volunteer Pony Patrollers protect public, Carteret wild horses

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Pony Patrol volunteer Sheridan King took this photo of one of Carteret County’s wild horses from a distance with a zoom lens. The scorching sun, nearly unbearable humidity and the impenetrable clouds of insects are no deterrent for the thousands who spend the day exploring either Shackleford Banks or the Rachel Carson Reserve, the natural environment for Carteret County’s wild horse herds.
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