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Wanted in Manteo: Someone who feels at home with history (The Virginian-Pilot)
MANTEO History is rich on Roanoke Island, but few places remain where it is available for purchase. Right down the road from the library in Manteo, around the sharp bend on Burnside Road, a house built circa 1890 is one of the most intact examples of the Victorian farmhouses of that era.

Perry Named Director Of UNC’s Albemarle Ecological Field Site (MyNC.com)
Robert Perry of Manteo, N.C., has been appointed permanent director of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Institute for the Environment’s Albemarle Ecological Field Site.

Coastal Federation nears its $3 million goal (Jacksonville Daily News)
OCEAN — A $3 million goal is within reach as the North Carolina Coastal Federation wraps up a two-year capital campaign to help the organization increase staff and expand programs along the coast.

Camden secures conference title with win over Pirates (The Daily Advance)
CAMDEN — The Camden Bruins were not as sharp as they would like to be, but it was good enough to pull out a 36-20 win over Perquimans on Friday.

50th Big Rock rules the roost (Carteret County News-Times)
DENNIS THOMASON MOREHEAD CITY — A lot of sports stories on the collegiate and professional levels are beset with all sorts of abuses, whether self-imposed or inflicted upon others.

Faster times with more depth fuel swim teams (Outer Banks Sentinel)
First Flight swimmers raced to two impressive victories last week in a quad meet hosted by Manteo at the Outer Banks Family YMCA in Nags Head.

10.5 acres sold to pad Pasquotank's lean coffers (The Virginian-Pilot)
Pasquotank County has accepted $6.7 million for Outer Banks land worth nearly $10 million during the real estate boom. The money could stop a big withdrawal from reserve funds in a tough budget year.

Shelter leader: Facility must move forward (The Daily Advance)
The head of the group operating Currituck’s animal shelter is urging county officials to move forward with a proposed $2.5 million animal shelter even if county revenues needed to help fund it fall short of projections.

Nighthawks take every first (Outer Banks Sentinel)
With the addition of the 25-meter indoor pool at the Outer Banks Family YMCA in Nags Head several years ago, area swimming teams have increased both their numbers and skill levels for this winter sport.

More news in the Dec. 17 print and E-editions (Outer Banks Sentinel)
In the Outer Banks Sentinel print and E-edition you can read these stories: