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PCP: MON FEB 12: Concerns over proposed 757 acre development
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In today’s Port City Pulse:
Concerns over proposed 757 acre development
UNC System Considers New Course Requirement
Airlines' Policies Could Spilt Up Families on Flights
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Environmental Concerns Raised Over Proposed 757-Acre Development on Sidbury Road
[WHQR] McKim and Creed, representing D.R. Horton and Corbett Industries, proposed a development project on a 757-acre property, aiming for over 1700 units. Despite community concerns about wildlife and stormwater, plans include ample open space and diverse housing options. Critics argue against the project due to environmental risks.

UNC System Considers New 'American Democracy' Course Requirement
[WECT] The UNC System considers implementing a "Foundations of American Democracy" requirement, aiming to educate students on constitutional principles. The move, influenced by failed legislation, faces debates over curriculum content and academic freedom.
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Airlines' Seating Policies Spark Concerns: Families Risk Being Split Up
[The News&Observer] Delta, Southwest and Uniteds' seating policies evolve, with some now offering only guaranteed seats on flights, causing concern for families. President Biden pushes for change, advocating for free family seating. While some airlines already comply, Southwest faces unique challenges due to its boarding system. The debate highlights consumer rights and airline practices in a shifting industry.
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Today Rain | 62°/49° | PREC 100% | SSE 5 mph
Tue 13 Partly Cloudy/Wind | 62°/39° | PREC 3% | WNW 24 mph
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Mon Feb 12
9:02am - 4.64 ft - High Tide
3:16pm - (-1.15) ft - Low Tide
9:28pm - 4.38 ft - High Tide
Tue Feb 13
3:41am - (-0.86) ft - Low Tide
9:54am - 4.31 ft - High Tide
4:02pm - (-0.99) ft - Low Tide
10:23pm - 4.37 ft - High Tide
Wed Feb 14
4:37am - (-0.51) ft - Low Tide
10:47am - 3.95 ft - High Tide
4:53pm - (-0.73) ft - Low Tide
11:18pm - 4.28 ft - High Tide
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