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Will Thomas

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Dare Day Dockside: Wanchese Marina continues longtime tradition on Saturday

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By Will Thomas
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA)
WANCHESE, N.C. — Dare Day Dockside kicks off in Wanchese on Saturday, a day that Wanchese Marina has been working tirelessly toward for six weeks. The event comes after the Town of Manteo announced it wouldn't be having the event this year back in March. "It was just a festival of everybody getting together," said Kimberly Stetson, co-organizer of Dare Day Dockside. That's Stetson talking about the decade-long tradition of Dare Day and what it means to the Outer Banks community.
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America 250: Outer Banks Museum showcases maritime heritage on our coast

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By Will Thomas
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA)
HATTERAS, N.C. — The Outer Banks is called the Graveyard of the Atlantic for a reason. Thousands of shipwrecks go back hundreds of years, with some still visible from the beaches here. During America 250, News 3 wanted to learn more about this history, and the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum was a perfect place to start.
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Ocean claims 20th Buxton home since August as neighbors step up for clean-up

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By Will Thomas
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA)
BUXTON, N.C. — A lone air conditioning unit held up by a handful of wooden pilings is all that's left of a big blue house on the Buxton oceanfront. Late Tuesday night it was taken by the ocean and became the 20th house since August to collapse on the oceanfront there. It was also the second property that Dare County was in the process of purchasing and removing to prepare for the upcoming beach nourishment project. "It's sad to see it go.
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