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SHARING THE STOKE Brothers Holden and Hunter Griffeth open a mobile surf school on Topsail Island. By Kate M. Carey
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Holden and Hunter Griffeth have been on surfboards since they were old enough to walk. Now the brothers want to share their passion and get others on a surfboard at the Topsail Island Surf School. Launched just this season, they bring surf lessons to you at your beach house. You’ll be catching waves before you can shout “Yewww!” Holden has surfed up and down the North Carolina coast and in Florida, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. He plans to surf in Bali, a surfer’s paradise known for its consistent waves and near perfect reef breaks. Reef breaks can occur in deep water where the presence of a reef causes the waves to break. This is a bit similar to how the sandbars off Topsail Island cause wave breaks, he says. | CONTINUE READING ONLINE
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Pender AmeriCorps Seniors seeks volunteers for its RSVP programs.
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By Kate M. Carey
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A few weeks into her new position as the executive director of Pender AmeriCorps Seniors, Cathy Guidry already had plans to match more volunteers with needs across Pender County. Guidry, a longtime volunteer and Burgaw resident, became the new director in early February. “Volunteering helps you to meet people who have like interests and helps you to explore what interests you might have,” Guidry says. | CONTINUE READING ONLINE
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