Sara Wood

News Intern

Sara is a first-year creative nonfiction student in the MFA program at UNCW. She earned a B.A. in Journalism from Columbia College, and attended the radio program at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. She's written for newspapers, audio tours and public radio. After spending the past five years with the Pacific Ocean (which includes one sad surfing attempt), she looks forward to spending some quality time with the Atlantic.

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3:00 pm
Wed January 25, 2012

NHCo. First in Nation to Launch White Space Network

Credit Harry Taylor Photography / N.C. Arts Council
Minnie Evans Bottle Chapel in Airlie Gardens. With the county's launch of the white space network, New Hanover residents can access public Wi-Fi at Airlie Gardens, Hugh MacRae Park, and, soon, Veterans Park.

All eyes are on New Hanover County as it becomes the first place in the world to launch the white space network. An official launch event will mark the transition in downtown Wilmington Thursday.

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Local
9:47 am
Fri January 20, 2012

SC Voter ID Law Shadows Republican Primary

 

As South Carolina gears up for its Republican Primary tomorrow, the shadow of a new voter ID law hangs over the state. 

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Local
2:37 pm
Wed January 18, 2012

Wilmington, Business Owners to Talk Signage

The City of Wilmington is holding a second meeting Thursday night to gather input from business owners regarding window sign regulations.

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Local
5:23 pm
Mon January 16, 2012

NHCo First in Nation to Deploy "Super Wi-Fi" Network

 

After pioneering the switch from analog to digital television, New Hanover County is once again being used as a launch pad for testing the newest information technology. 

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Local
5:12 pm
Mon January 16, 2012

NC State Parks Continue Record Visitor Levels in 2011

Carolina Beach State Park

The number of people visiting North Carolina’s state parks and recreation areas continued at record levels in 2011, with over 14 million visits, matching the all-time record set in 2009 and posting a slight increase from 2010. 

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Local
2:55 pm
Thu January 12, 2012

State Receives 20 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Credit North Carolina Department of Transportation

 

One of the first electric vehicle charging stations at a North Carolina rest area was unveiled this week in Alamance County near Burlington. 

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Local
3:44 pm
Tue January 10, 2012

NC Eugenics Task Force Makes Final Recommendations

Tuesday in Raleigh, Governor Perdue’s five-person task force announced its final recommendations for victims of the state’s sterilization program, which ran from 1929 to 1974.

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Local
4:12 pm
Mon January 9, 2012

Biggest Heroin Bust in NHCo. Sheriff's History

Credit New Hanover County Sheriff's Office

 

The New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office announced the largest heroin bust in the agency’s history. 

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Local
4:18 pm
Fri January 6, 2012

Airport in Oak Island Will Receive New Taxiway

The Cape Fear Regional Airport in Oak Island will get a brand-new taxiway thanks to a grant from the Federal Aviation Administration. 

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Local
3:50 pm
Thu January 5, 2012

Ferry Tolls on the Rise

A ferry leaves Fort Fisher on its way to Southport

 

The Department of Transportation is proposing toll increases for several ferry routes, including the Southport/Fort Fisher ride.

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