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This episode of Shoresides delves into the growing

This episode of Shoresides delves into the growing affordable housing crisis in Brunswick County, North Carolina. We sat down with Sally Learned of Brunswick Partnership for Housing to learn more about challenges and solutions to affordable housing.

Despite being employed, many residents are unable to make enough money to afford rent, forcing them into unstable living situations such as living in their cars, motels, or RVs. Doubling up in homes or couch surfing has become a solution for many people.

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For those who celebrate happy #NationalRadioDay. Keep making waves.

A Black fisherman with a wooden leg, near Murrells

A Black fisherman with a wooden leg, near Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. The photo was taken in the 1920s by photographer Doris Ulmann who traveled from New York to Myrtle Beach; in search of photographic material for writer Julia Peterkin’s novel Roll, Jordan, Roll (1933). As she had when she first began photographing, Ulmann sought out the working men of the area to document.

Here the latest from Shoresides: https://shoreside

Here the latest from Shoresides: https://shoresides.org/podcast/wilmington-marijuana-arrests-persists-despite-changing-laws/

As Tropical Storm Debby gets closer to New Hanover

As Tropical Storm Debby gets closer to New Hanover County, our risk of tornadoes will increase. Learn the difference between a tornado warning and a tornado watch:

📣 WATCH: Be alert and prepare to seek shelter.
⚠️ WARNING: Take refuge in a safe place immediately.

La tormenta tropical Debby podría traer tornados

La tormenta tropical Debby podría traer tornados en algunas áreas. Conozca la diferencia entre una vigilancia de tornado y un aviso de tornado:

📣 VIGILANCIA: esté alerta y prepárese para buscar refugio.
⚠️ AVISO: refúgiese inmediatamente en un lugar seguro.

Emergency Shelters opening on Wednesday, August 7t

Emergency Shelters opening on Wednesday, August 7th in coastal North Carolina counties.

Join us in this episode as we interview Wallayce T

Join us in this episode as we interview Wallayce Todd of Community CPR to explore the vital role of community connections in the rural areas of Columbus County after storms. https://shoresides.org/podcast/storms-floods-the-lifeline-of-neighborly-connections/

Get the latest alerts on Debby from the National W

Get the latest alerts on Debby from the National Weather Service: https://www.weather.gov/media/ilm/LatestBriefing.pdf

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