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PCP - TUE APR 9: UNC field hockey star denied olympic tryout
IN THIS ISSUE: Chemours facing financial fallout

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Good Morning Wilmington!
We all made it through the eclipse of 2024. I was hoping for a more dramatic experience here in Wilmington but I guess you had to travel a significant distance for that. No worries, the next eclipse will be in 2024 & 2045. The one AFTER that will be going right over Raleigh in 2078! People all over the country did a great job of documenting their experiences during the eclipse. Before you throw out those ISO Solar-Safety glasses, consider donating them to Astronomers Without Borders where they will recycle the glasses to other parts of the world during their solar events. Warby Parker glasses store will be opening at Mayfaire Town center in 2024. This will the closest place to us where you can donate the glasses.
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In today’s Port City Pulse:
UNC field hockey star denied Olympic tryout
Chemours facing financial fallout
NC Port to help lift supply chain burden
News

UNC Field Hockey Phenom Erin Matson Denied U.S. Olympic Tryout Opportunity
[CBS17] UNC field hockey star Erin Matson, a decorated athlete, is barred from U.S. Olympic tryouts despite her stellar career without reason. UNC officials express disbelief, urging reconsideration. Matson, also UNC's head coach, led the team to victory and won numerous national titles. USA Field Hockey remains tight-lipped. Matson shares disappointment but vows to focus on the game.

PFAS Fallout: Chemours Faces Financial Turmoil, Environmental Liabilities
[Port City Daily] Chemours, central to North Carolina's PFAS controversy, faces $238 million annual net losses due to litigations. The 2023 financial report reveals the CEO and two executives were replaced amid accounting misconduct investigations. Environmental remediation costs related to PFAS contamination at NC's Fayetteville Works plant top liabilities. Shareholder lawsuits compound issues, threatening the company's future.

NC Ports Steps Up Amid Supply Chain Disruptions Following Baltimore Bridge Collapse
[WECT] North Carolina Ports collaborates with customers to navigate supply chain disruptions caused by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore. Executive Director Brian Clark assures readiness to assist and coordinates with carriers, redirecting cargo through the Port of Wilmington temporarily. The first vessel with diverted cargo is expected mid-month.
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An experience I will never forget on the shore of Lake Erie. #TotalEclipse
— Anthony Farnell (@AnthonyFarnell)
8:41 PM • Apr 8, 2024
Weather Forecast
Tue 09 Mostly Cloudy | 74°/63° | 7% | SW 10 mph
Wed 10 AM Clouds/PM Sun | 74°/65° | 7% | S 12 mph
Thu 11 Thunderstorms/Wind | 72°/57° | 96% | S 24 mph
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Tide Forecast
Tue Apr 9
2:31am: -0.89 ft Low Tide
8:26am: 4.51 ft High Tide
2:37pm: -0.97 ft Low Tide
8:49pm: 5.27 ft High Tide
Wed Apr 10
3:21am: -0.80 ft Low Tide
9:16am: 4.27 ft High Tide
3:22pm: -0.84 ft Low Tide
9:40pm: 5.15 ft High Tide
Thu Apr 11
4:10am: -0.56 ft Low Tide
10:08am: 3.99 ft High Tide
4:07pm: -0.58 ft Low Tide
Provided by Marineweather.net
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