Fw: Sock Hop at October's Harmony Café - Friday the 9th at 6pm St Andrews by the Sea

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Gail E Sonnesso

To: asonnesso@gmail.com

Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 8:31 AM

Subject: Sock Hop at October's Harmony Café - Friday the 9th at 6pm St Andrews by the Sea

For Community Calendar

Date: September 24, 09

Contact: Gail Sonnesso

Phone: 252.480-3354

 

 

Sock Hop at October's Harmony Café 

Date: October 9^th, 2009

Location St. Andrews by the Sea, Nags Head

Time: 6pm- 9pm

Cost: $5.00

 

Remember when the sock hop was the place to be? GEM and the Nags Head Lions Club are offering a trip down memory lane with a sock hop at St. Andrews by the Sea on Friday October 9^th from 6 -9pm. We will be serving refreshments at 50's prices: Hot dogs, Cokes- cherry and vanilla; Egg creams – chocolate and vanilla, Malteds & Shakes, Ice cream sodas & sundaes, plus coffee and cake. 

 

We will offer a mix of entertainment provided by The Atlantic School of Dance, and Angelo and the SUNSETS. Join in and sing or bring your own group; we will also have DJ Magic Mike for your twisting pleasure, a dance contest, and a best /most … .costume contest – wear your poodle skirt!

 

Please call Gail at 252.480.3354 if you would like to perform or for information about tickets.

 

 

 

 

 

Gail E Sonnesso M.S.

Executive Director

GEM Adult Day Services Inc.

Where group Respite is therapeutic for both our participants, and their families.

(252) 480-3354

http://www.gemdayservices.org

A Treaty to restrict Copywrighted material

 

USA, Canada and the EU attempt to kill treaty to protect blind people's access to written material
Posted by Cory Doctorow, May 29, 2009 1:52 AM | permalink

Update: Victory! -- the treaty proposal survived this meeting and will be back on the agenda at the next one. We've got a couple months to lobby our governments and make sure that the next time they show up, they don't embarrass us by opposing this.

Right now, in Geneva, at the UN's World Intellectual Property Organization, history is being made. For the first time in WIPO history, the body that creates the world's copyright treaties is attempting to write a copyright treaty dedicated to protecting the interests of copyright users, not just copyright owners.

At issue is a treaty to protect the rights of blind people and people with other disabilities that affect reading (people with dyslexia, people who are paralyzed or lack arms or hands for turning pages), introduced by Brazil, Ecuador and Paraguay. This should be a slam dunk: who wouldn't want a harmonized system of copyright exceptions that ensure that it's possible for disabled people to get access to the written word?

The USA, that's who. The Obama administration's negotiators have joined with a rogue's gallery of rich country trade representatives to oppose protection for blind people. Other nations and regions opposing the rights of blind people include Canada and the EU.

Update: Also opposing rights for disabled people: Australia, New Zealand, the Vatican and Norway.

Update 2: Countries that are on the right side of this include, "Latin American and Caribbean region including (Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Jamaica) as well as Asia and Africa."

Update 3: Canada is upset with me. That's fine, I'm upset with Canada.

Activists at WIPO are desperate to get the word out. They're tweeting madly from the negotiation (technically called the 18th session of the Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights) publishing editorials on the Huffington Post, etc.

Here's where you come in: this has to get wide exposure, to get cast as broadly as possible, so that it will find its way into the ears of the obscure power-brokers who control national trade-negotiators.

I don't often ask readers to do things like this, but please, forward this post to people you know in the US, Canada and the EU, and ask them to reblog, tweet, and spread the word, especially to government officials and activists who work on disabled rights. We know that WIPO negotiations can be overwhelmed by citizen activists -- that's how we killed the Broadcast Treaty negotiation a few years back -- and with your help, we can make history, and create a world where copyright law protects the public interest.

I am attending a meeting in Geneva of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). This evening the United States government, in combination with other high income countries in "Group B" is seeking to block an agreement to discuss a treaty for persons who are blind or have other reading disabilities.

The proposal for a treaty is supported by a large number of civil society NGOs, the World Blind Union, the National Federation of the Blind in the US, the International DAISY Consortium, Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic (RFB&D), Bookshare.Org, and groups representing persons with reading disabilities all around the world.

The main aim of the treaty is to allow the cross-border import and export of digital copies of books and other copyrighted works in formats that are accessible to persons who are blind, visually impaired, dyslexic or have other reading disabilities, using special devices that present text as refreshable braille, computer generated text to speech, or large type. These works, which are expensive to make, are typically created under national exceptions to copyright law that are specifically written to benefit persons with disabilities...

The opposition from the United States and other high income countries is due to intense lobbying from a large group of publishers that oppose a "paradigm shift," where treaties would protect consumer interests, rather than expand rights for copyright owners.

The Obama Administration was lobbied heavily on this issue, including meetings with high level White House officials. Assurances coming into the negotiations this week that things were going in the right direction have turned out to be false, as the United States delegation has basically read from a script written by lobbyists for publishers, extolling the virtues of market based solutions, ignoring mountains of evidence of a "book famine" and the insane legal barriers to share works.

Obama Joins Group to Block Treaty for Blind and Other Reading Disabilities

COPYRIGHT EXCEPTIONS AND LIMITATIONS

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PROPOSAL BY BRAZIL, ECUADOR AND PARAGUAY, RELATING TO LIMITATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS: TREATY PROPOSED BY THE WORLD BLIND UNION (WBU)

Pedro Paranaguá's notes in English and Brazilian Portuguese

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Fw: A great big thank you to all!

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Gail E Sonnesso

To: asonnesso@gmail.com

Cc: 'MaryEllen'

Sent: Monday, September 28, 2009 8:25 PM

Subject: A great big thank you to all!

     The First Annual Walk for the Mind was undoubtedly a huge success!  People from all over Dare County, Virginia, and even Ohio participated!  With all the hard work and dedication from the Dare County Center Staff, GEM,  and the event sponsors, we were able to raise over $3,000!  A big thanks to everyone who walked and donated because together we've increased awareness and touched the lives of local families effected by dementia or Alzheimer's disease.

     A special thanks to all of our sponsors who made this wonderful event a truly rewarding reality:

Roanoke Island Festival Park, Beach 104.1 & Water Country 94.5, Gallop Funeral Services, Dunkin Donuts, Harris Teeter, Food Lion, COA, Manteo High School, Dixie 105.7, Town of Manteo, Dare County Parks & Recreation,

Gail E Sonnesso M.S.

Executive Director

GEM Adult Day Services Inc.

Where group Respite is therapeutic for both our participants, and their families.

(252) 480-3354

http://www.gemdayservices.org

Fw: Harmony cafe SOCK HOP October 9th at St. Andrews by the Sea

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Gail E Sonnesso

To: asonnesso@gmail.com ; 'Emily Karr' ; 'Olivia Gray'

Cc: charliejudge@aol.com ; 'Bethany Letourneau'

Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2009 9:27 PM

Subject: Re: Harmony cafe SOCK HOP October 9th at St. Andrews by the Sea

Dear GEM Friend;

Please consider joining us to create a great evening and fun for all.

If you can help out please let me know call 480-3354

 

Sock Hop 

Date: October 9^th, 2009

Location St. Andrews by the Sea, Nags Head

Time: 6pm- 9pm

Cost: $5.00 covers entertainment *complimentary coffee and Ice cold water

 

We are very excited about out Sock Hop and hope that your and your group can participate!

The plan is to offer a mix of entertainment and activities and great food

 

Possibilities

The Atlantic School of Dance performing a 50's dance routine

A visit with Elvis

The Wright Tapper's perform (I heard you  have a 50's repertoire)

Angelo and the SUNRISE Trio ***Back up singers sought

DJ – Steve the Dream

 

A dance contest twist ..

 

A best /most ….Costume contest - remember those Poodle skirts?

 

Refreshments at 50's prices

Hot dogs 

Cokes- cherry and vanilla

Egg creams – chocolate and vanilla

Malteds & Shakes

Ice cream sodas & sundaes 

 

Decorations

Table & room

50's memorabilia   

 

Gail E Sonnesso M.S.

Executive Director

GEM Adult Day Services Inc.

Where group Respite is therapeutic for both our participants, and their families.

(252) 480-3354

http://www.gemdayservices.org

Fw: Memory Screening thanks to Angie Brady Daniels OB Chamber

   

----- Original Message -----

From: Gail E Sonnesso

To: asonnesso@gmail.com ; 'Tami Chase '

Cc: 'MaryEllen' ; 'Ellen Barbaro'

Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 9:04 PM

Subject: FW: Memory Screening thanks to Angie Brady Daniels OB Chamber

• Free Memory Screening, Kill Devil Hills
  10 am at the Baum Center, Kill Devil Hills. Call Gail Sonnesso for more information (252)480-3354. Event URL: http://www.gemdayservices.org

 

 

From: members-owner@mail.outer-banks.com [mailto:members-owner@mail.outer-banks.com] On Behalf Of Angie Brady-Daniels
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 4:49 PM
To: members@outer-banks.com; hioicouncil@outer-banks.com
Subject: [members] Dare County Postpones Revaluation to 2011

 

 

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From: Dare County PR [mailto:darecountypr@darenc.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 4:36 PM
To: Dare County PR
Subject: RELEASE: Dare County Postpones Revaluation to 2011

 

 

 

 

 

 

For Immediate Release: September 10, 2009	Contact: Dorothy Toolan Public Information Officer 475-5903

                                                                       

 

 

Dare County Postpones Revaluation to 2011

 

At their meeting on Tuesday, the Dare County Board of Commissioners voted to postpone the property tax revaluation for one year, effective January 2011, in an effort to give the economy time to stabilize. 

 

The state of North Carolina requires that counties revalue property at least every eight years.    The purpose of a revaluation is to reassess properties at 100% of market value as of the revaluation effective date.  A revaluation will change the county's overall tax value, sometimes significantly, which can in turn affect the property tax rate for the county budget.  Dare County's last revaluation was in 2005 when property values were experiencing rapid escalations through an active real estate market. The market has since seen quite a downturn; foreclosures are at record highs; and typical qualified sales used to establish values in a revaluation are scarce.

 

Dare County's tax officials have collected preliminary data based on the current market in preparation for what would have been the next revaluation cycle in January 2010.  Using the preliminary data and a projected tax rate that would produce revenues equal to those produced in the current fiscal year, County Manager Bobby Outten explained that 73% of property owners would experience a tax increase if revaluation was implemented in 2010 as previously planned. 

 

Throughout North Carolina, other counties scheduled for revaluations this year have wrestled with whether to postpone their revaluation, and five other counties that could delay their revaluation have done so at this point.  During discussion, Commissioners expressed sentiments that the best interests of the community would be served by delaying the revaluation one year with hopes that the real estate market and overall economy will improve.  

 

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 Roanoke Island Festival Park Invaded by Pirates

 

 

 

Roanoke Island – The Park will be invaded by pirates on Friday, September 18! The vicious and motley crew is scheduled to appear from 2 to 4:30 p.m. to interact with visitors and to tell their horrific stories! Captain Jack Sparrow and his crew members and Blackbeard will be on hand dueling; fighting; signing autographs and more (remember to bring your camera).  The event is in partnership with Kitty Hawk Kites who has organized the 4^th Annual Outer Banks Pirate Festival. 

 

       The Park will also feature several additional pirate-related events.  Pirate themed crafts will be featured on the porch and young pirates can participate in a treasure hunt on the Elizabeth II and in the Settlement Site! Ask for your map the day of the event. The Museum Store will join the pirate invasion by offering special discounted items.  

 

       Blackbeard's Crew will interact with customers at Kitty Hawk Kites locations from Corolla to Nags Head during the week and starting Wednesday, September 16 at the Jolly Roger Restaurant in Kill Devil Hills from 6-9 p.m. 

 

      Prior to the invasion at Roanoke Island Festival Park on Friday, September 18 at 2 p.m., Blackbeard's crew will be at Big Al's in Manteo from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The band of pirates will end the day at Pamlico Jack's in Nags Head from 5:30 to 7 p.m. 

 

       The Outer Banks Pirate Festival will conclude on Saturday, September 19, with National "Talk Like a Pirate Day" at the Nags Head Kitty Hawk Kites store from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visitors will experience a pirate encampment and Jack and fellow pirates will recruit new crew members and pillage  and plunder and battle with cannons. A treasure hunt will also be featured  

 

      The mission of Roanoke Island Festival Park is to involve residents and visitors, of all ages, in a creative and stimulating exploration of Roanoke Island's historical, cultural and natural resources. For more information about this event call (252) 475-1500 or visit us on-line at www.roanokeisland.com.

 

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Other Events.....

 

Friday, September 11, 2009

• Bingo, Currituck County
  The American Legion in Coinjock hosts Bingo every Friday at 6:45 pm. For more informaton call: 252-453-2079.
• Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Open For Climbing, Buxton
  Climbing fees $7 adult, $3.50 for children under 12 and Senior Citizens. Ticket sales begin at 8;15 am. Climbing begins at 9 am and runs every 10 minutes limit 30 visitors per day. Sales close at 4:30 pm.
• Drawing Invitational, Roanoke Island Festival Park
  Drawing Invitational held in the Art Gallery with a reception on Sept 13 from 4-6pm. Chosen artists have exhibited strong drawing skills. For more information call 252-475-1500. Event URL: http://www.roanokeisland.com
• Full Moon Fandango, Manteo
  Music by Sealevel 8-11 pm at the Full Moon Cafe, Downtown Manteo. Dinner menu available. No cover charge. (252)473-6666.
• Harmony Cafe, Nags Head
  Music, desserts and coffee for a $5 donation. Features Angelo Sonnesso keyboard and vocals, and Rick Agudelo vocals and guitar. 7 pm at St. Andrews By the Sea, Nags Head. (252)480-3354.
• KH Kites Kayak Jamboree, Nags Head
  Try before you buy, talk to the experts, great discoutns on kayaks and kayak gear. Kitty Hawk Kites on the Manteo Waterfront. 1-877-FLY-THIS or (252)441-4124. Event URL: http://www,kittyhawk.com
• Mad Jack Adult Comedy and Magic, Kitty Hawk
  Hilarious comedy, amazing magic and bizarre side-show stunts you will never forget all performed live on stage at the Hilton Garden Inn! This show is a riot, but contains adult language and subject matter. 9:30 pm. (252)489-9219. $20 person. Event URL: http://www.obxtrememagic.com

Saturday, September 12, 2009

• Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Open For Climbing, Buxton
  Climbing fees $7 adult, $3.50 for children under 12 and Senior Citizens. Ticket sales begin at 8;15 am. Climbing begins at 9 am and runs every 10 minutes limit 30 visitors per day. Sales close at 4:30 pm.
• Free Market and Homegrown Market, Avon
  at the Avon Fire Station. 9:30 am - 12:30 pm. Market partipants are invited to arrive with goods, services, skills, performances, stories, crafts, food, games, music, clothing, furniture, plants. JoEllen Willis at (252)986-2641.
• Drawing Invitational, Roanoke Island Festival Park
  Drawing Invitational held in the Art Gallery with a reception on Sept 13 from 4-6pm. Chosen artists have exhibited strong drawing skills. For more information call 252-475-1500. Event URL: http://www.roanokeisland.com
• Lighthouse to Lighthouse Bike Ride, Area Wide, $20.00
  Ride from the Currituck Lighthouse in Corolla to the Bodie Island Lighthouse South of Nags Head. Choose a 25 or 50 mile route. Sponsored by Still Waters Baptist Church. $20 adult, $10 for ages 16 & under. (252)255-1835. Event URL: http://www.stillwatersbaptist.org
• Music by Fishlips, Nags Head
  6 pm at Pamlico Jacks. No cover. Food and drink specials available. Milepost 16 on the Bypass, Nags Head. (252)441-2637.
• Showcase Magic & Comedy Show, Kitty Hawk
  7:30 pm at Outer Banks Music Showcase, Milepost 4.5, Kitty Hawk. Features Magician/Illusion Team Clive Allen & Tracy. View clips at www.obxtrememagic.com Tickets $19.95 Adults, $18.95 Seniors, $7 Children.(252)261-7505. Event URL: http://www.outerbanksmusicshowcase.com

Sunday, September 13, 2009

• Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Open For Climbing, Buxton
  Climbing fees $7 adult, $3.50 for children under 12 and Senior Citizens. Ticket sales begin at 8;15 am. Climbing begins at 9 am and runs every 10 minutes limit 30 visitors per day. Sales close at 4:30 pm.
• Dog Training, Kill Devil Hills
  Dog Training available at Holistic Pet in Seagate North in Kill Devil Hills every Thursday from 6-7 & 7-8 and Sunday from 2-3 & 3-4. Registration required. Call 252-449-0331 for information and registration. Event URL: http://www.thecyberdogusa.com
• Drawing Invitational, Roanoke Island Festival Park
  Drawing Invitational held in the Art Gallery with a reception on Sept 13 from 4-6pm. Chosen artists have exhibited strong drawing skills. For more information call 252-475-1500. Event URL: http://www.roanokeisland.com
• Sunday Social and Concert With David Nevue, Kill Devil Hills
  David Nevue's Release "Overcome" won the title best instrumental piano album of 2005 at the lifestyle music awards. 5 pm at The Pearl (Inside the Sea Ranch Hotel, MP 9, KDH). $15 per person (12 & under free). (252)441-7126. Event URL: http://www.thecarolinianstudio.com

Monday, September 14, 2009

• Spa Koru Yoga of the Day Level 1-2, Avon
  Instructor Tami Thompson leads this beginner/intermediate class at Spa Koru that uses a variation of asanas and themese each week to completely stretch and relax the body (252) 995-3125 5:30-7:30 pm. Event URL: http://www.spakoru.com
• Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Open For Climbing, Buxton
  Climbing fees $7 adult, $3.50 for children under 12 and Senior Citizens. Ticket sales begin at 8;15 am. Climbing begins at 9 am and runs every 10 minutes limit 30 visitors per day. Sales close at 4:30 pm.
• Drawing Invitational, Roanoke Island Festival Park
  Drawing Invitational held in the Art Gallery with a reception on Sept 13 from 4-6pm. Chosen artists have exhibited strong drawing skills. For more information call 252-475-1500. Event URL: http://www.roanokeisland.com
• Best Kiteboarding Demo at REAL, Waves
  Best Kiteboarding is traveling down the East Coast with a selection of the new 2010 gear for riders to demo. Stop by the REAL flagship store in Waves to try the BEST. For more information call 866-REAL-548 Event URL: http://www.realwatersports.com
• Blackbear's Pirate Festival, Nags Head
  Enjoy pirate history, storytelling, reenactments, shows. Detailed schedule on-line. Kitty Hawk Kites 1-877-FLY-THIS or (252)441-4124. Event URL: http://www.kittyhawk.cm/pirate

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

• SCORE Business Counseling, Kill Devil Hills
  Free business counseling sponsored nationally by the Small Business Administration and the Outer Banks Chamber, 11:00 am - 2:00 pm at the Chamber office (101 Town Hall Drive). (252)441-8144. Event URL: http://www.score497.org
• Bingo, Kill Devil Hills
  The Lions Club hosts Bingo every Tuesday night starting at 6:30 pm at the Lions Club Building, Mile Post 6, Hwy 158 Bypass. For more information: 252-441-8308.
• Spa Koru Pilates, Avon
  Instructor Diane Horan leads this class at Spa Koru offering fundamental skills for your core, which involves strengthening and increasing flexibilty. Beginners welcome! 6:00 pm. Event URL: http://www.spakoru.com
• Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Open For Climbing, Buxton
  Climbing fees $7 adult, $3.50 for children under 12 and Senior Citizens. Ticket sales begin at 8;15 am. Climbing begins at 9 am and runs every 10 minutes limit 30 visitors per day. Sales close at 4:30 pm.
• Drawing Invitational, Roanoke Island Festival Park
  Drawing Invitational held in the Art Gallery with a reception on Sept 13 from 4-6pm. Chosen artists have exhibited strong drawing skills. For more information call 252-475-1500. Event URL: http://www.roanokeisland.com
• Best Kiteboarding Demo at REAL, Waves
  Best Kiteboarding is traveling down the East Coast with a selection of the new 2010 gear for riders to demo. Stop by the REAL flagship store in Waves to try the BEST. For more information call 866-REAL-548 Event URL: http://www.realwatersports.com
• Blackbear's Pirate Festival, Nags Head
  Enjoy pirate history, storytelling, reenactments, shows. Detailed schedule on-line. Kitty Hawk Kites 1-877-FLY-THIS or (252)441-4124. Event URL: http://www.kittyhawk.cm/pirate
• Free Memory Screening, Kill Devil Hills
  10 am at the Baum Center, Kill Devil Hills. Call Gail Sonnesso for more information (252)480-3354. Event URL: http://www.gemdayservices.org
• Mad Jack Adult Comedy and Magic, Nags Head
  Hilarious comedy, amazing magic and bizarre side-show stunts you will never forget all performed live on stage at Kellys Restarant & Tavern! This show is a riot, but contains adult language and subject matter. 9:30 pm. $20 per person. (252)489-9219. Event URL: http://www.obxtrememagic.com
• Marine Corps League, Southern Shores
  The Outer Banks Detachment #1264 of the Marine Corps League will meet at 7:00 pm, Pitts Center, 5375 North Virginia Dare Trail, Southern Shores, on Tuesday, 15 September at 7:00 pm. Special guests will be the Marine Corps League, Department of NC Commanda
• Public Transportation 5 Year Plan Meeting, Buxton
  5:30-7:30 pm, Fessenden Center 46830 Hwy. 12 in Buxton. Community Forum to discuss public transportation issues and strategies for the next 5 years. Open house, presentation, large group Q&A, small group, refreshments. (252)475-5641. Event URL: http://www.co.dare.nc.us
• Ribbon Cutting for Dare CASA, Nags Head
  Event at noon at their new location 119 Woodhill, Unit 6. This is a community-based non-profit working to change awareness, attitudes, and behaviors to positively alter the impact of substance abuse in Dare County. Call 252-441-8144 for information. Event URL: http://www.darecasa.org

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

• Bingo, Kill Devil Hills
  The Colington Fire Department in Kill Devil Hills hosts Bingo every Wednesday night at 6:30 pm , doors open at 5:30 pm.For more information: 252-441-6234.
• Spa Koru Yoga of the Day Level 1-2, Avon
  Instructor Tami Thompson leads this beginner/intermediate class at Spa Koru that uses a variation of asanas and themese each week to completely stretch and relax the body (252) 995-3125 5:30-7:30 pm. Event URL: http://www.spakoru.com
• Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Open For Climbing, Buxton
  Climbing fees $7 adult, $3.50 for children under 12 and Senior Citizens. Ticket sales begin at 8;15 am. Climbing begins at 9 am and runs every 10 minutes limit 30 visitors per day. Sales close at 4:30 pm.
• Whalehead Club Wednesday Wine Festival, Corolla, $20.00
  Enjoy an afternoon of wine tasting and entertainment under the tents on the north lawn of Currituck Heritage Park. Sample wines of North Carolina and the world; keep your glass; take a complimentary tour; sample food, etc. Call 252-453-9040 for info. Event URL: http://www.whaleheadclub.org
• Drawing Invitational, Roanoke Island Festival Park
  Drawing Invitational held in the Art Gallery with a reception on Sept 13 from 4-6pm. Chosen artists have exhibited strong drawing skills. For more information call 252-475-1500. Event URL: http://www.roanokeisland.com
• Best Kiteboarding Demo at REAL, Waves
  Best Kiteboarding is traveling down the East Coast with a selection of the new 2010 gear for riders to demo. Stop by the REAL flagship store in Waves to try the BEST. For more information call 866-REAL-548 Event URL: http://www.realwatersports.com
• Blackbeard's Pirate Festival, Nags Head
  Enjoy pirate history, storytelling, reenactments, shows. Detailed schedule on-line. Kitty Hawk Kites 1-877-FLY-THIS or (252)441-4124. Event URL: http://www.kittyhawk.cm/pirate
• Public Transportation 5 Year Plan Meeting, Manteo
  5:30-7:30 pm, Manteo Administration Building, 954 Marshall Collins Dr. Community Forum to discuss public transportation issues and strategies for the next 5 years. Open house, presentation, large group Q&A, small group, refreshments. (252)475-5641. Event URL: http://www.co.dare.nc.us
• Showcase Magic & Comedy Show, Kitty Hawk
  7:30 pm at Outer Banks Music Showcase, Milepost 4.5, Kitty Hawk. Features Magician/Illusion Team Clive Allen & Tracy. View clips at www.obxtrememagic.com Tickets $19.95 Adults, $18.95 Seniors, $7 Children.(252)261-7505. Event URL: 'http://www.outerbanksmusicshowcase.com'

 

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 Angie Brady-Daniels

Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 1757

Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948

(252)441-8144, ext. 229

angiebd@outer-banks.com