UNCW reports “GenX is in the Cape Fear’s sediment”
StarNewsOnline.com reported that “UNCW researchers: GenX is in the Cape Fear’s sediment”
Two New Cranes to Bring Economic Growth to ILM & N.C.
Two 1,500 tons arrived at the Port of Wilmington last week. They “usher in new economic opportunities for the port… allow(ing) the Port of Wilmington to service bigger cargo ships which will benefit the entire state.” WECT.com
Read more about them on WECT.com or on PortCityDaily.com.
Spirit of South Carolina to stop in ILM in May
Saw this on PortCityDaily.com!
As part of the Citadel’s “Citadel at Sea’ program the Spirit sailing vessel will be make a two night visit to Wilmington. The Spirit of South Carolina will be at the Port City Marina on May 25-27.
“The ‘Citadel at Sea’ program takes place aboard Charleston’s own Spirit of South Carolina, a 140-foot, traditional sailing vessel dedicated to providing a unique educational platform for the Palmetto State. Live, sail and learn aboard the Spirit of South Carolina!”
The first summer session itenary includes Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk and Washington, D.C. – Website of Citadel at Sea
Learn more about the Spirit of South Carolina via their Website.
Carolina Sportsman: “Wilmington’s Three Rivers”
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NorthCarolinaSportsman.com says:
“The area around downtown Wilmington, N.C., is home to three rivers — the Cape Fear, Northeast Cape Fear and Brunswick — plus, the Black River flows into the Cape Fear River about 10 miles upriver.