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PCP - WED APR 24: Resident of Downtown?
IN THIS ISSUE: EPA Labels PFOA and PFOS as Hazardous Substances
Good Morning Wilmington!
I stopped by UNCW over the weekend to check out their 29th Annual Oozeball tournament mud-caked volleyball game. What a great time everyone was having! The fire department showed up to soak the mud fields as 6-person teams took to the mud in an single elimination bracket.

Here’s today’s issue–
What you should know:
What might surprise you
National & World News:
Local News:
In today’s Port City Pulse:
Live downtown? Your opinion is wanted
EPA Labels PFOA and PFOS as Hazardous
32-Unit Affordable Housing Project on Carolina Beach Road
News

Are you a resident of the greater downtown area with passion for your community?
[City of Wilmington] If so, we need your input! The City of Wilmington is asking for residents in the City of Wilmington to take this survey for the Greater Downtown Plan in order to help ensure community needs are properly reflected. The City of Wilmington is also seeking applicants to the Greater Downtown Plan Steering Committee. The steering committee will play a vital role in providing big picture strategic direction and better connecting us to the many communities of greater downtown.

EPA Labels PFOA and PFOS as Hazardous Substances, Aiming for Quicker Cleanup
[WECT] The EPA designates PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances, aiming for quicker cleanup and holding responsible parties accountable. These forever chemicals, linked to health risks, persist in the environment. The action follows strict drinking water limits on PFAS and billion-dollar settlements with chemical companies.

Wilmington City Council Greenlights 32-Unit Affordable Housing Project on Carolina Beach Road
[WECT] The Wilmington City Council has approved a project for 32 affordable housing units off Carolina Beach Road, aiming to address the housing crisis. The initiative, consistent with the city's goal to provide housing to those in need, includes extensive support for chronically homeless individuals, aiming to assist with daily tasks and medical needs. With $2 million in city funding allocated, Mayor Bill Saffo and Good Shepherd Center's executive director, Katrina Knight, anticipate a positive impact on the community.
Don’t Miss

Opa! Join the Fun: Wilmington Greek Festival Welcomes Visitors for a Weekend of Tradition and Flavor
[WECT] The Wilmington Greek Festival, hosted by St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, takes place May 17-19, featuring food, music, dancing, and more. Admission is $5 for ages 13 and up, free for kids under 12. No pets allowed. Join for a weekend of cultural celebration and hospitality!
![]() Other Half Brewing w/Sealevel String BandTHUR APR 25: 5-10PM @Fermental | ![]() Steal Willin’SUN APR 28: 2-5PM @Katy’s Grill and Bar |
Adopt a Pet
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Weather Forecast
Wed 24 Mostly Sunny | 77°/58° | 8% | SW 15 mph
Thu 25 Mostly Sunny | 73°/58° | 10% | NE 12 mph
Fri 26 Mostly Sunny | 70°/61° | 6% | ENE 14 mph
Provided by weather.com
Tide Forecast
Wed Apr 24
2:27am: 0.06 ft Low Tide
8:21am: 3.53 ft High Tide
2:25pm: -0.00 ft Low Tide
8:43pm: 4.43 ft High Tide
Thu Apr 25
3:05am: 0.05 ft Low Tide
8:57am: 3.41 ft High Tide
3:00pm: 0.04 ft Low Tide
9:21pm: 4.39 ft High Tide
Fri Apr 26
3:43am: 0.10 ft Low Tide
9:37am: 3.27 ft High Tide
3:35pm: 0.11 ft Low Tide
10:04pm: 4.33 ft High Tide
Provided by Marineweather.net
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