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News Blog - January 2010

Friday, January 29, 2010
Please join us for a Spaghetti Dinner & Health Kit Supply Drive to support Haiti's earthquake victims on February 3, 2010 from 5-7 pm at the Hatteras Village Civic Center. Adults are $7 per plate, and children 12 and under are $5 per plate. Desserts are $1 each. Tickets can be purchased from Builder's Club Members, at the CHSS front desk, at Dare Building Supply or at the door on the night of the event.

Cape Hatteras Secondary School's Builder's Club is sponsoring this event to raise funds which will be divided and donated to the American Red Cross and World Vision for each of their Haiti relief efforts. Additionally, supplies are being requested and accepted to assemble Haiti Health Kits (supply list below).
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Monday, January 18, 2010
The journey of Serendipity, the "Nights in Rodanthe" beach house, resumed pretty close to on schedule on Monday morning, July 18, and once the hulking building got rolling it took just 22 minutes to get it to its new space down Highway 12.

People lined the highway taking pictures, and some walked along with the famous house the whole 2,500 or so feet to its new lot. A helicopter circled overhead.

"It was like a parade," said Jim Charlet, manager at Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station and Historic Site, who was one of the onlookers.


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Friday, January 15, 2010
Join us at the next REALLY, REALLY FREE MARKET February 6th (9:30am-12:30pm) at the Avon Fire Station. For February's Market, we will be teaming up with the Outer Banks Scenic Byway and APOA to give away FREE TREE seedlings during the event. We will also focus on Gardening Supplies!
Any and all donations welcome, but this month we're focusing on all types of gardening supplies to share with others in the community. FREE TREE SEEDLINGS available! North Carolina Forest Service staffer will present information about planting and caring for live oak and bald cypress seedlings which are offered this year. Also available are purple muhly, rose and scarlet mallow plants. Distribution follows the talk. Also, FREE COATS will be available thanks to a coat drive organized by the National Jr. Honor Society of CHSSCS.
If you cannot attend but have donations that you would like picked up, please call 995-3855. Hope to see you there!
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Friday, January 15, 2010
January Events on Hatteras:

• January 16, 2010 - Grease performed by the Hurrah Players at 2pm and 7pm at CHSS Auditorium to benefit DECA and HI Food Pantry.
• January 22, 2010 - Kinnakeet History Dinner-6pm at Avon Fire Station.
• January 23, 2010 - 7pm Teen Movie Night at Barefoot Station; Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Rated PG).

Hope to see you there!

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Friday, January 15, 2010
KCA will be sponsoring a monthly Teen Movie Night at the Barefoot Station Theater in Avon this winter. Admission will be free, along with a free popcorn and drink, but seating is limited to 30. For the first movie, on Saturday, January 23, we will be showing Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, rated PG. The film will begin at 7pm. Movies will also be shown on February 6th and March 6th. If you have a suggestion on future films, or need more information please call Jenn Augustson at 995-3855.

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Monday, January 11, 2010
The iconic beach house Serendipity has new owners and will soon be moved from its current location in Mirlo Beach in northern Rodanthe.

No longer will the house be the first cottage on Hatteras Island that travelers see as they head south on Highway 12. Nor will it have the sweeping vista of empty beaches to its north where it borders the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge.

However, it will no longer be in imminent danger from high tides and punishing waves with each coastal storm. And it will no longer be the public nuisance that Dare County had declared it.

Ben and Debbie Huss of Newton in western North Carolina closed their deal to buy the house on Monday, Jan. 4.

And it could move a mile south on Highway 12 to its new home as early as next week.

They paid the sellers, Michael and Susan Creasy of Campion, Pa., $275,000 for Serendipity, well below the $499,000 asking price - and also well below the $525,000 that the Creasys paid for the house in 2003.

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Monday, January 11, 2010
On New Year's Eve, the Conner family capped off their year-long 50th anniversary celebration of their supermarket by hosting a block party in the store parking lot and drawing from 250 names to see which lucky customer would start the new decade one car richer.

Several hundred people showed up to eat John Conner's famous barbecue, visit with friends, and wait to find out who would take home the car.

The festivities began at 11 a.m., and the drawing was done in reverse—the 250 names were placed in a bin and drawn out one by one over the course of the day. The last man standing, so to speak, would take home a brand new burgundy 2009 Chevy HRR.

After narrowing it down to just two people, the whole Conner gang—all of Bernice and John Conner Sr.'s children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren—mounted the makeshift stage, and John Conner IV drew the last two names out of the bin.


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Monday, January 11, 2010
Part of character of Hatteras Island residents is to step in and help when they see anyone in distress; that includes animals. It's not unusual to save hatchlings or more mature animals from a fate not entirely of their own doing.

On 12/23/09, Tommy Butler and his neighbor Bob, rescued a 200 pound turtle trapped in the sound behind Tommy and Leah's house. It took 4 men and a dolly to get him to the truck. He was in shock from the cold. The Park Service came and took him to Manteo.


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