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John Monahan
Verified
Reporter, WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)
Boston
Beats
especially in the Dayton area.Covers: Local and regional sports collegiate athletics features on anything community
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By John Monahan Verified, Katrina M. Knight, Andy Almeter| WilmingtonBiz Verified Six years after restoration work started, officials held a dedication ceremony in march in Navassa for Reaves Chapel – one of the oldest African American buildings in Southeastern North Carolina. The Civil War-era church was built along the banks of the Cape Fear River by people who had formerly been slaves at Cedar Hill Plantation. They, along with former slaves from neighboring rice plantations, made up the congregation.
By Cece Nunn, Daniel B. Winslow, John Monahan Verified, Girard Newkirk| WilmingtonBiz Verified While interest rates and rising prices are major topics of conversation in the residential real estate community these days, other trends are emerging, some of them familiar and some of them new. Examples include an increase in townhome development, emerging markets for higher-dollar luxury real estate, tax values going up in New Hanover County and more homes for sale. Area planning departments continue to see townhome proposals, and it’s part of a nationwide trend.
By John Monahan Verified, Katrina M. Knight, Andy Almeter| WilmingtonBiz Verified Six years after restoration work started, officials held a dedication ceremony in march in Navassa for Reaves Chapel – one of the oldest African American buildings in Southeastern North Carolina. The Civil War-era church was built along the banks of the Cape Fear River by people who had formerly been slaves at Cedar Hill Plantation. They, along with former slaves from neighboring rice plantations, made up the congregation.
Company Info
WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)
Dedham, Massachusetts, United States
+1 781-467-1499