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Shore The August 2006 • Vol. 3, No. 2 A Shoreline Community, Pine Knoll Shores, N.C. Town Hall 247-4353 MAR10WE & COMPANY We Come from Here, There, Everywhere By Bill White According to a recent analysis of wiiere Bogue Banks property owners also hang their hats, someone from every state in the Union claims a piece of Bogue Banks as their very own. The analysis was done by Marlowe & Co., a Washington, D.C firm that represents in the nation's capital many of the country's beach areas. The results, according to the analysts, once again emphasize that Americans from all parts of the country are attracted to the nation's coastal areas. The study was conducted with data supplied by the five Bogue Banks Waste Pickup Woes Trigger Review Some citizens have expressed concern about the garbage and yard waste problems experienced over the July 4 holiday. The early schedule for pickup of garbage and yard waste was prepared by Waste Industries in the hope of working around the traffic problems anticipated because of the long weekend and the Tall Ships event. However, in some cases it did not work. And for that Waste Industries has apologized. The volume of garbage and yard waste took more time to collect than anticipated due to the fact that some of the yard waste was not properly prepared for pickup. Properly prepared yard waste helps to speed the collection process considerably. A review of the garbage and yard waste schedule is presently being conducted by Waste Industries to ensure that this problem does not occur again. Thank you for your patience in this situation, and for your concerns. Larson Appointed to Fill Vacancy on Town Board communities. Pine Knoll Shores, Atlantic Beach, Indian Beach, Salter Path and Emerald Isle. Property owners were tracked by their primary residences in the nation's Congressional Districts, with 401 of the 435 districts having someone who owns property on Bogue Banks. The red areas on the accompanying map show the districts represented. They include every Congressional District along the east and west coasts, with the exception of much of the coastline of Oregon. The only areas where representation is somewhat spotty are in the center of the country. Vincent Larson of Beechwood Drive has been appointed to the Pine Knoll Shores Board of Commissioners to fill the vacancy created by the death last April of Jay Kocher. The appointment came at the town board's monthly meeting July 11 and Larson was immediately sworn in by Town Clerk Ronda Lambert to bring the five-member board to full strength. Kocher was elected to a four- year term last November and Larson will serve for the three and a half years remaining in that term as prescribed by current town charter. The town board is in the process of considering a charter amendment that would call for appointees to future board vacancies to serve until the next municipal election. That change, expected to be voted on at the board's August 8 monthly meeting, would bring Vincent Larson the appointment process in line with state statutes. Larson was serving as president of Pine Knoll Homeowners Assn. at the time of his appointment. He has resigned from the PKA board in view of his new duties. Kocher. was also serving as president of PKA at the time of his election. (See related PKA story on Page4). Larson is also a past president of the Phase 1 Pine Knoll Townes Homeowners Assn. He and his wife, Helvi, sold their condo there in 1999 and purchased their present home on Beechwood Drive to use as a primary residence in anticipation of his retirement the following year from IBM. They have also sold their home in Raleigh and purchased a smaller house in Wake Forest to have a place to stay during family visits. Their two children are Raleigh residents. They also have two grandchildren. Swan Sails Into Sunset - Town Commissioner Bob Danehy came up with this shot of beach watchers saying adios to the Cisne Blanco (White Swan) as she left Beaufort at the end of the Tall Ships Extravaganza over the July 4 weekend. The 249-foot square rigger was launched in 2000 to mark the 500*'’ anniversary of the discovery of Brazil. She serves as a training vessel for the Brazilian Navy. (See related photo on Page 13) Standard LABRIE LAWRENCE J ETUX Pre-Sort 144 BEECHWOOD DR Permit #35 PINE KNOLL SHORES, NC 28512 ntic Beach, NC 28512 Deadline for Sept. issue is Monday, August 21st. Deadline for Oct. issue is Monday, Sept 18th Articles always welcome!
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