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title: Outer Banks | Cape Hatteras Island | Vacation Rentals & Real Estate by Outer Beaches

description: Searching for a great Outer Banks rental? Looking for Outer Banks Real Estate and need a local Real Estate agent. If so, Outer Beaches Realty is right for you. Boasting a wide selection of Outer Banks vacation rentals, and Outer Banks Real Estate, Outer Beaches Realty also offers the most comprehensive directory of all things Outer Banks.

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10 am, Wednesday, October 12, 2011This is communication # 58 of Outer Beaches' emergency broadcast information for Hurricane Irene, recorded at 10 AM, October 12.The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) announced the reopening of N.C. Highway 12 at 5:00 p.m., Monday, October 10.With the reopening of Hwy 12, the State of Emergency for Hatteras Island has been lifted by Dare County Emergency Management and residents and visitors will be permitted entry to the previously restricted villages of Rodanthe, Waves, and Salvo. There will be no travel restrictions in effect for any portion of Hatteras Island, including Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco, and Hatteras Village. Motorists are advised that some secondary roads on Hatteras Island may still have storm related debris and should exercise caution. It is recommended that visitors contact their accommodations provider to confirm the availability of their lodging reservation. The NCDOT Ferry Division has suspended the emergency ferry service from Stumpy Point on the Dare County Mainland to Rodanthe when Highway 12 reopens. For those guests who purchased travel insurance, it is our understanding that CSA will reconsider claims where Guests were unable to get to their vacation homes due to inadequate space on the ferries originating from Swan Quarter and Cedar Island. We advise affected Guests to be prepared to document your attempts to secure ferry reservations. This may be critical in CSA's re-examination of your claim. CSA continues to encourage policy holders to file claims which will be reviewed on a case by case basis. For further information, read CSA's latest updates at http://www.csatravelprotection.com/pressreleasesdesc.do#79. We are looking into what we can offer to affected guests along with our Homeowners due to CSA's decision. As an 'agent' for our homeowners, we cannot make unilateral decisions and the NC Vacation Rental Act does not require refunds under these circumstances from home owners. However, we ask that you send us your written denial from CSA if you are still unable to be reimbursed your vacation expenses and we will approach each Homeowner on your behalf to see if we can offer a partial credit of your lost funds towards a future rental. We will report back to you as soon as we can on the disposition of your request.Have a great Day! HERE IS A LIST OF INFORMATIONAL LINKS:OBR facebook & youtube:http://facebook.com/OuterBeachesRealtyhttp://youtube.com/OuterBeachesRealtyDare County - Official Websitehttp://darenc.com/Outer Banks Visitors Bureauhttp://www.outerbanks.org/index.aspN.C. Department of Transportationhttp://www.ncdot.org/CSA Travel Protection Claimshttp://www.csatravelprotection.com/claims-information-travel.do;jsessionid=2EF286C0C831CBB1EB4BC17C2F2E5917Irene Links :

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Cancer Foundation's eighth annual Fun Run is Oct. 8 IN AVON!

The entry fee is $25 for adults and $15 for children 18 and under. Your entry fee will include a Fun Run T-shirt. You can download an entry form by clicking here and send it with your entry fee to P.O. Box 421, Hatteras, North Carolina 27943, Attn: Fun Run. Or you can register the day of the race. Registration will begin at 9:15 am. The Fun Run is a 5k run -- 3.1 miles.The foundation is urging all participants to wear pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The person who is judged the most "pinked out" will win a prize. There will be music by Jamie Markley, lots of fun for the kids, barbecue by Darrin Callahan sold by the container or sandwich, a bake sale, a white dove release by Hatteras Doves, prizes, removable tattoos, pink hair extentions by Terry Lorenzo and much more.The foundation helps Hatteras Island cancer patients pay for treatment not covered by insurance and also aids them with travel for treatment. Also, this year the foundation will make a donation to the tri-village flood victims. Participants are asked to bring a canned food for the tri-village's food pantry. Full StoryReally Really Free Market will be open in Avon on Saturdays, and in Waves every day

With two markets open, more volunteers are needed. Please call Jenn Augustson at 216-6558 to sign-up or for other quesThe same folks who brought you the Really, Really Free Market one weekend a month in Avon are now bringing you the Really, Really Free Market every day in Waves - along with a new group of volunteers. The Really, Really Free Markets began several years ago under the leadership of Jenn Augustson and the Kinnakeet Civic Association.*The idea for the market springs from the current worldwide trend toward being "green" - reusing and recycling goods we no longer want or need. Avon's Really, Really Free Market, on the first Saturday of each month, was a popular gathering place for people in need and people who had stuff they no longer needed. The market usually focused on a different theme each month - back to school clothes for kids or holiday decorations.Really, Really Free Markets work like a big flea market where everything is free. You give away what you bring - for free - and claim what you want - also for free. Even services could be exchanged - of course, for free. After Hurricane Irene hit Hatteras Island on Aug. 27, sending a tidal surge from the Pamlico Sound through the island's villages, the supporters of the Really, Really Free Market found a new reason for their work.Rodanthe, Waves, and Salvo were the hardest hit villages, but the soundside of Avon, especially in Kinnakeet village, was also underwater. Market organizers and a small army of dedicated volunteers saw a need and filled it. Space was donated to the group by the owner of St. Waves Plaza in Waves.Volunteers began collecting things that people needed - everything from clothing to bedding and baby supplies to pet food. It works much like the monthly market. It's like a big thrift shop, but everything is free - to everyone. And the organizers emphasize that they mean everyone on Hatteras Island is welcome -those whose home and belongings were lost or damaged and those who had no damage but are suffering economically by the loss of income for weeks now."One of the biggest things I'd like to get across is that the RRFM is for EVERYONE on Hatteras Island," says volunteer organizer Jennifer Johnson of Hatteras village. "Right now, going to Nags Head to buy shoes or clothes for a child who has outgrown what they have can be a 12-15 hour ordeal. People can come to the Free Market to 'shop' for whatever they need, and to avoid feeling 'guilty' for taking anything, they can leave some cash for the Food Pantry in our donation box. "All of us who live on the island have been affected economically and emotionally, even if we have been lucky enough to have escaped property damage," Johnson adds. The Really, Really Free Market is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., Johnson said. Full StoryThird annual Bike the Light will be Saturday, November 19

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