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Mark Jurkowitz

Mark Jurkowitz

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Publisher, Outer Banks Sentinel

Outer Banks

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Total articles 1188

  • Dare County Ed Board opposes insurance premium increases for school staff

    By Mark Jurkowitz| Outer Banks Voice Verified By Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks Voice on April 17, 2025 By Mark Jurkowitz  |  Outer Banks VoiceAt its April 14 meeting, the Dare County Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution opposing a pending increase in insurance premiums for state employees, notably teachers and school employees.  Expectations of a premium increase come as the NC State Health Plan for Teachers and Employees says it is facing a half-billion-dollar deficit.

    By Mark Jurkowitz · Outer Banks Voice

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Dare towns register their opposition to proposed housing bill HB 765

    By Mark Jurkowitz| Outer Banks Voice Verified By Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks Voice on April 16, 2025 Criticize measure as an intrusion on local zoning and developmentBy Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks VoiceUpdate: Southern Shores has now added a resolution opposing HB 765 on its agenda for the May 6 Town Council meeting.

    By Mark Jurkowitz · Outer Banks Voice

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Dare County Ed Board opposes insurance premium increases for school staff

    By Mark Jurkowitz| Outer Banks Voice Verified By Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks Voice on April 17, 2025 By Mark Jurkowitz  |  Outer Banks VoiceAt its April 14 meeting, the Dare County Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution opposing a pending increase in insurance premiums for state employees, notably teachers and school employees.  Expectations of a premium increase come as the NC State Health Plan for Teachers and Employees says it is facing a half-billion-dollar deficit.

    By Mark Jurkowitz · Outer Banks Voice

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Outer Banks Sentinel

Outer Banks, United States

+1 301-587-2400