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Kelly Kenoyer
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Investigative Reporter, WHQR-FM (Wilmington, NC)
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By Kelly Kenoyer Verified| WHQR-FM (Wilmington, NC) Verified A cyclist died over the weekend in a car crash — and it wasn't the first such death on Wilmington streets this year. The latest collision took place on Wrightsville Avenue not far from Novant’s Orthopedic hospital. 57-year-old John Williams was struck while riding an e-bike; he was transported to the hospital by EMS with serious injuries, and passed away the next day.
By Kelly Kenoyer Verified| WHQR-FM (Wilmington, NC) Verified Ben Schachtman: Ok, Kelly, so the recent housing breakfast covered a lot of ground, including a legislative update, and a look at how housing trust funds can work in other cities, namely Charlotte and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Kell Kenoyer: Right, and it was kind of: good news, bad news. BS: Let’s start with the bad news, which came from Sam Gunter’s legislative briefing – he’s the executive director of the North Carolina Housing Coalition, and also a Baptist minister, so the man can work a room.
By Kelly Kenoyer Verified| WHQR-FM (Wilmington, NC) Verified Kelly Kenoyer: Welcome, Mouhcine Geuttabi, regional economist for UNCW, thank you for being here. Mouhcine Geuttabi: Thank you for having me. KK: So we've talked a bit about how population is still growing tremendously in the southeast, especially in Brunswick County. Can you tell us who's moving here? MG: I think the dynamics are still the same.
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WHQR-FM (Wilmington, NC)
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
+1 910-343-1640