Eliot Duke is a staff writer for the State Port Pilot, focusing on local news in the Southport area of North Carolina. With a keen interest in community events, environmental issues, and local government, Eliot covers a wide range of topics that impact the residents of the area.
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Eliot's coverage primarily focuses on local government, community events, and developments in coastal communities within the United States, particularly North Carolina and Southport. To effectively reach out to him, provide newsworthy updates related to local government decisions or policies impacting Oak Island, Caswell Beach, St. James, and other surrounding areas. You could also consider pitching stories about ongoing community events or significant developments in education and finance specific to these regions.
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Oak Island Town Council approved a contract during its Nov. 12 meeting for a study of the town's recreation department's assets that will provide options to the board on how to move the community project forward.
Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter owner Mary Ellen Rogers assembled a team of local and state officials on Nov. 14 to help get to the bottom of a problem that has
Oak Island’s beach nourishment efforts ran into a roadblock earlier this month after bids for dredging services came in way higher than initially expected.
St. James Town Council gave the green light last month for a much-needed and long awaited project at the community center .
A batch of fresh faces helped Oak Island's Beach Services Unit (BSU) continue a short but successful tradition of community relations in 2024.
The Brunswick County Board of Education bid farewell to an outgoing member and welcomed in a rookie during a swearing-in ceremony at the Center for Applied Sciences and Technology.
The St. James Conservancy held its 19th annual oyster event at Waterway Park Nov. 13. More than two dozen upperclassmen from Southeast Christian Academy in Shallotte joined a number of other citizen scientists to help build the “living shoreline” and pick up trash along the intracoastal waterway.
Four St. James woodworkers sitting around a kitchen table in 2019 decided they wanted to work together on various community projects, simply as a way to stay busy and utilize a unique skillset. Thinking they might not be alone, the group put word out in St. James and eventually held an “interest gathering” that drew more than two dozen residents.
Oak Island Town Council unanimously approved a resolution earlier on Dec. 10 officially prohibiting the use of pornography on all town networks and devices.
Oak Island Town Council is looking to make good on a resolution that would slim down the unified development ordinance early in 2025.
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