“Save Our Inlets” Meeting 3-3-05 at the Swansboro Rotary Club at 7pm

“Save Our Inlets” Meeting 3-3-05 at the Swansboro Rotary Club at 7pm


“Save Our Inlets” is sponsored by the Onslow Bay Saltwater Fishing Club and the Tideland News.   The expanded area now covers the endangered Inlets from Bogue to Carolina Beach.


As a result of this expanded effort, U. S. Congressman Mike McIntyre and N. C. Governor Easley have been invited.


The following have accepted to attend the 3/3/05 Meeting at the Rotary Civic Center in Swansboro, NC starting at 7 PM.:


Those committed to attending are:



N. C. State Senators


Harry Brown


Scott Thomas (Unconfirmed)


N. C. Representatives:


George Cleveland-Onslow County


Robert Grady-Onslow County


Russell Tucker-Onslow County


Jean Preston-Carteret County


Carolyn Justice-Pender/New Hanover Cos.



County Commissioners:


Lionel Midgett- Onslow County Chairman


Paul Buchanan-Onslow County


Martin Aragona-Onslow County


Delma Collins-Onslow County


Pat McElraft-Carteret County



U. S. Senators:


Richard Burr (Staffer Ryan Rankin)


Elizabeth Dole (Staffer Janet Bradbury)



U.S. Congressmen:


Mike McIntyre (Staffer Mary Ellen Stevens Simpson)


Walter Jones (Staffer Josh Bowlen)


Town of Carolina Beach


Councilman Gary Doetsch


Councilman Jack Lynch


Public Information Officer


Valita Quattlebaum


and


Ruth Leggett, Commerce Chief Planner in the Northeastern Regional Planning Office (located in the City of Washington)



 


 


The adoption of the Town Hall type meeting is for all citizens to be able to ask questions and to express their views on the economic and environmental impact the closing of the Inlets will have on the areas involved. Questions can be asked from the floor or can be mailed to: OBSFC-Save Our Inlets, PO Box 1978 Swansboro, N.C. 28584, emailed to

se****@ec.com











or can be dropped off at the Tideland News, 774 West Corbett Ave., Swansboro, NC 28584. Your questions can also be written down and handed to the Moderators Jamie Cameron and Tom Andresky the night of the meeting.


Information is updated almost daily on the Saltwater Forum of www.captainstanman.us and www.fryingpantower.com


The Rotary Civic Center is located on the west side of Swansboro on the north side of highway 24.


“Save Our Inlets” Meeting 3-3-05 at the Swansboro Rotary Club at 7pm


“Save Our Inlets” is sponsored by the Onslow Bay Saltwater Fishing Club and the Tideland News.   The expanded area now covers the endangered Inlets from Bogue to Carolina Beach.


As a result of this expanded effort, U. S. Congressman Mike McIntyre and N. C. Governor Easley have been invited.


The following have accepted to attend the 3/3/05 Meeting at the Rotary Civic Center in Swansboro, NC starting at 7 PM.:


Those committed to attending are:



N. C. State Senators


Harry Brown


Scott Thomas (Unconfirmed)


N. C. Representatives:


George Cleveland-Onslow County


Robert Grady-Onslow County


Russell Tucker-Onslow County


Jean Preston-Carteret County


Carolyn Justice-Pender/New Hanover Cos.



County Commissioners:


Lionel Midgett- Onslow County Chairman


Paul Buchanan-Onslow County


Martin Aragona-Onslow County


Delma Collins-Onslow County


Pat McElraft-Carteret County



U. S. Senators:


Richard Burr (Staffer Ryan Rankin)


Elizabeth Dole (Staffer Janet Bradbury)



U.S. Congressmen:


Mike McIntyre (Staffer Mary Ellen Stevens Simpson)


Walter Jones (Staffer Josh Bowlen)


Town of Carolina Beach


Councilman Gary Doetsch


Councilman Jack Lynch


Public Information Officer


Valita Quattlebaum


and


Ruth Leggett, Commerce Chief Planner in the Northeastern Regional Planning Office (located in the City of Washington)



 


 


The adoption of the Town Hall type meeting is for all citizens to be able to ask questions and to express their views on the economic and environmental impact the closing of the Inlets will have on the areas involved. Questions can be asked from the floor or can be mailed to: OBSFC-Save Our Inlets, PO Box 1978 Swansboro, N.C. 28584, emailed to

se****@ec.com











or can be dropped off at the Tideland News, 774 West Corbett Ave., Swansboro, NC 28584. Your questions can also be written down and handed to the Moderators Jamie Cameron and Tom Andresky the night of the meeting.


Information is updated almost daily on the Saltwater Forum of www.captainstanman.us and www.fryingpantower.com


The Rotary Civic Center is located on the west side of Swansboro on the north side of highway 24.


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