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Carova Tide Chart: November 13 – November 19

Carova Tide Chart: November 6 – November 12

November Holiday Events at the Whalehead Club

National Flood Insurance Program to reinspect some claims from Irene

Corolla, NC gets closer to getting their Charter School!

Carova Tide Chart: October 30 – November 5

Carova Tide Chart: October 23 – October 29

Carova Tide Chart: October 16 – October 22

Carova Tide Chart: October 9 – October 15

4x4RE — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 12:03:36 +0000

Here in Carova, NC the tides are an important part of our daily like. For most coastal communities knowing the tides is helpful for people boating or fishing, here it is important for driving. Since getting anywhere commercial from even the closest house requires a 2 mile drive on the beach itself, it can be very advantageous to know when low tied is so you can drive on the smooth hard packed sand rather than the dry sugar sand that Carova is well known for.

So as a Public Service, I will be posting the tides weekly each Sunday. If you would like to get the tides delivered to you daily, you can follow me on Twitter or like myFacebook Fan Page.

Carova Weekly Tides:

Sunday: Low/2:09AM High/8:29AM Low/3:03PM High/8:50PM

Monday: Low/2:47AM High/9:07AM Low/3:43PM High/9:31PM

Tuesday: Low/3:29AM High/9:48AM Low/4:25PM High/10:17PM

Wednesday: Low/4:16AM High/10:34AM Low/5:11PM High/11:08PM

Thursday: Low/5:11AM High/11:26AM Low/6:02PM

Friday: High/12:05AM Low/6:14AM High/12:25PM Low/6:56PM

Saturday: High/1:07AM Low/7:23AM High/1:27PM Low/7:52PM

4x4RE — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 11:58:05 +0000

So as a Public Service, I will be posting the tides weekly each Sunday. If you would like to get the tides delivered to you daily, you can follow me on Twitter or like myFacebook Fan Page.

Carova Weekly Tides:

Sunday: High/4:03AM Low/10:19AM High/4:17PM Low/10:26PM

Monday: High/4:48AM Low/11:06AM High/5:00PM Low/11:05PM

Tuesday: High/5:28AM Low/11:50AM High/5:40PM Low/11:43PM

Wednesday: High/6:06AM Low/12:30PM High/6:19PM

Thursday: Low/12:20AM High/6:42AM Low/1:09PM High/6:57PM

Friday: Low/12:56AM High/7:18AM Low/1:47PM High/7:34PM

Saturday: Low/1:32AM High/7:53AM Low/2:25PM High/8:12PM

4x4RE — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 18:11:26 +0000

Veterans Day at the Whalehead Club

Friday, November 11, 2011 9:00 AM- 5:00 PM

The Whalehead Club is pleased to announce that we will offer free standard tours to Veterans next Friday, November 11th in recognition of Veterans Day. If you know a Veteran, why not show him or her your appreciation of their service to our country by inviting them to tour the historic Whalehead Club! The new Coast Guard Mounted Patrol Exhibit (located in the Exhibit Gallery), tells the fascinating story of the Coast Guard’s involvement (patrolling Corolla beaches for German U-Boats) in WWII.

Tours start at 9:00 AM and the last tour starts at 4:30 PM.

Spend the rest of the day in Corolla and also visit the NC Wildlife Center For Education (free admission), or climb the Currituck Beach Lighthouse and enjoy a gorgeous view of Currituck Heritage Park and Corolla. Take time to peruse the shops in Corolla and grab a bite to eat!

Black Friday Porch Sale
Friday, November 25, 2011 9:00 AM- 5:00 PM

The big news is there is too much to fit on the porch! Join us in our museum shop where everything will be discounted!

In addition to our annual clearance items, we’ll be featuring savings on our one of a kind copper jewelry, annual keepsakes and collectible items made from the original circa 1925 roof shingles. There will be new 2011 t-shirts for men, women and children and plenty of gift ideas to get you jump started for the holidays.

Be sure to come early and try a complimentary sample of Miss Roses preserves along with your hot cider!

Click here for more information on upcoming events at the Whalehead Club

4x4RE — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 17:41:15 +0000

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4x4RE — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 21:30:07 +0000

From the National Flood Insurance Program
NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM TO REINSPECT SOME CLAIMS FROM IRENE

RALEIGH, N.C. – At the request of Gov. Beverly Perdue and Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin, the National Flood Insurance Program will reinspect some flood insurance claims resulting from Hurricane Irene in North Carolina. The inspections will begin immediately.

In addition, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is asking policy holders who have questions or concerns about their claims to call a special toll-free flood insurance hotline: 855-336-2002. Specialists will take information; policy holders can expect a response from their insurance company within 72 hours.

“Helping the families, businesses and farmers who suffered damage from Hurricane Irene is critically important,” Gov. Perdue said. “We appreciate our federal partners responding to our requests and the needs of our communities. We will continue to push for every possible bit of assistance from the federal government.”

After a disaster, the flood insurance program routinely sends general adjusters to reexamine a random sampling of claims as a quality control measure. This effort will be expanded in North Carolina for Hurricane Irene flood claims.

The flood insurance claims hotline, which has been operating for several weeks, is staffed by specialists who answer questions and help policy holders resolve issues with their insurance companies. To expedite the process, when policy holders call they should have the name of their insurance company, their name as it appears on the policy, the policy number and, if possible, the name of the adjuster. The hotline operates 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Last Friday, Bob Etheridge, the Governor’s Advisor for Hurricane Irene Recovery, and Goodwin requested help from FEMA’s flood insurance claims program director. In a letter to FEMA, Etheridge and Goodwin asked that claims adjusters reevaluate the initial inspections and follow up on inspections that were scheduled but not completed.

“It is important for these claims to be evaluated properly and paid as quickly as possible so that these survivors can continue to rebuild their lives,” the letter said.

This morning, Jim Sadler, director of claims for FEMA’s flood insurance program, and Denny Kuhns, FEMA’s division director of risk insurance, met in Raleigh with Etheridge, Goodwin, Mark Edwards, assistant insurance commissioner, Mike Bolch, federal coordinating officer for FEMA, and Doug Hoell, state emergency management director. The announcement of the reinspections and the hotline was made after the meeting.

In two months, more than 9,000 flood claims have been filed with insurance companies and more than $56 million already has been paid on claims, including $8 million in advanced payments.

The reinspections will involve only flood insurance claims, not other programs involved in the federal recovery effort.

FEMA’s mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain, and improve our capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards.

Disaster recovery assistance is available without regard to race, color, religion, nationality, sex, age, disability, English proficiency or economic status. If you or someone you know has been discriminated against, call FEMA toll-free at 800-621-FEMA (3362). For TTY call 800-462-7585.

FEMA’s temporary housing assistance and grants for public transportation expenses, medical and dental expenses, and funeral and burial expenses do not require individuals to apply for an SBA loan. However, applicants who receive SBA loan applications must submit them to SBA loan officers to be eligible for assistance that covers personal property, vehicle repair or replacement, and moving and storage expenses.

4x4RE — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 16:18:01 +0000

The Corolla Education Foundation has completed its (153 page) application to NC’s Office of Charter Schools to startWater’s Edge Village School (WEVS, pronounced “waves”) and invites the public to an ice-cream social to celebrate!

The event will take place this Sunday (November 6th, 2011) from 2:00 to 3:30 pm at 1124 Carotank Road in Corolla’s Village. The application will be available for review. If successful it will allow the Corolla Education Foundation to open WEVS in August 2012.

Come review the application, learn about charter schools in North Carolina and the application process, and enjoy ice-cream donated by Grammy B’s.

Let’s make WEVS!

For further information, please call 252-619-0015.

4x4RE — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 10:06:07 +0000

So as a Public Service, I will be posting the tides weekly each Sunday. If you would like to get the tides delivered to you daily, you can follow me on Twitter or like myFacebook Fan Page.

Carova Weekly Tides:

Sunday: Low/4:18AM High/10:45AM Low/5:17PM High/11:10PM

Monday: Low/5:14AM High/11:40AM Low/6:14PM

Tuesday: High/12:09AM Low/6:13AM High/12:38PM Low/7:11PM

Wednesday: High/1:11AM Low/7:16AM High/1:38PM Low/8:09PM

Thursday: High/2:14AM Low/8:22AM High/2:39PM Low/9:05PM

Friday: High/3:17AM Low/9:27AM High/3:37PM Low/9:56PM

Saturday: High/4:13AM Low/10:26AM High/4:30PM Low/10:43PM

4x4RE — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 10:25:30 +0000

So as a Public Service, I will be posting the tides weekly each Sunday. If you would like to get the tides delivered to you daily, you can follow me on Twitter or like myFacebook Fan Page.

Carova Weekly Tides:

Sunday: High/4:37AM Low/10:56AM High/5:00PM Low/11:16PM

Monday: High/5:53AM Low/11:56AM High/5:55PM

Tuesday: Low/12:06AM High/6:26AM Low/12:25PM High/6:49PM

Wednesday: Low/12:56AM High/7:18AM Low/1:46PM High/7:41PM

Thursday: Low/1:46AM High/8:09AM Low/2:38PM High/8:32PM

Friday: Low/2:36AM High/9:00AM Low/3:31PM High/9:23PM

Saturday: Low/3:26AM High/9:52AM Low/4:23PM High/10:16PM

4x4RE — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 10:25:08 +0000

So as a Public Service, I will be posting the tides weekly each Sunday. If you would like to get the tides delivered to you daily, you can follow me on Twitter or like myFacebook Fan Page.

Carova Weekly Tides:

Sunday: Low/4:10AM High/10:30AM Low/5:04PM High/10:51PM

Monday: Low/4:49AM High/11:11AM Low/5:49PM High/11:36PM

Tuesday: Low/5:35AM High/11:58AM Low/6:38PM

Wednesday: High/12:28AM Low/6:29AM High/12:52PM Low/7:33PM

Thursday: High/1:29AM Low/7:33AM High/1:53PM Low/8:31PM

Friday: High/2:33AM Low/8:43AM High/2:57PM Low/9:29PM

Saturday: High/3:37AM Low/9:52AM High/4:00PM Low/10:23PM

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4x4RE — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 17:03:54 +0000

So as a Public Service, I will be posting the tides weekly each Sunday. If you would like to get the tides delivered to you daily, you can follow me on Twitter or like myFacebook Fan Page.

Carova Weekly Tides:

Sunday: Low/12:07AM High/6:20AM Low/12:34PM High/6:36PM

Monday: Low/12:45AM High/7:00AM Low/1:16PM High/7:14PM

Tuesday: Low/1:20AM High/7:36AM Low/1:55PM High/7:50PM

Wednesday: Low/1:54AM High/8:11AM Low/2:33PM High/8:25PM

Thursday: Low/2:27AM High/8:45AM Low/3:10PM High/8:59PM

Friday: Low/3:00AM High/9:19AM Low/3:47PM High/9:35PM

Saturday: Low/3:34AM High/9:53AM Low/4:24PM High/10:11PM