Blog of Infinite Doom: A CRY TO SAVE HATTERAS & OCRACOKE

Got this from Lalay's blog...Just a repost. Geez, I'm posting this entry but I don't think anyone could read this, I didn't let other friends know about this blog site of mine(except for a couple of sneaky ninjas)... well, anyway, if ever you came upon my blog, please do support this Pleacast.

a cry to save the place they call home by a friend and people of Hatteras and Ocracoke
please take your time to visit their site and send your "Pleacast"

supporters and volunteers are welcome

Contact person - Michael Lancsek
Cape Hatteras Seashore Protection Association:
info@savehatteras.com

for in depth coverage of this issue go to ISLAND FREE PRESS

Repost, spread the word, and make a difference.

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"PleaCast" Preserve & Save Hatteras - Ocracoke Island

HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF THIS IS WHAT BECAME OF HATTERAS & OCRACOKE?

SPEAK OUT OR IT MAY HAPPEN! "PleaCast"

March 22 Rally 9-10AM - Cape Point, Buxton

Rally Info! Call: Rob Alderman (Hatteras Fishing Militia) +12523052017

March 27th at 6:30 PM meeting at the Fessenden Center in Buxton - Make a Donation

PLEASE TAKE A MINUTE AND SEND A "PleaCast." SUPPORT COMPLETE BEACH ACCESS!

KEEP ACCESSES OPEN TO ALL: This is "PleaCast" for all supporters who want to keep the beach accesses open for all to enjoy. Submitting this plea will not only go to the Cape Hatteras Seashore Protection Association, but also to the groups who have filed the lawsuits to restrict beach access, along with many others who are already negotiating to resolve this issue. Preserve our economy, community, & recreational resources). SEND A "PleaCast"

In Fall of 2007, National Audubon Society, The Defenders of Wildlife and the Southern Environmental Law Center filed suit in Federal District Court against the

United States of America

to limit or ban access to many of the primary areas of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, including Oregon Inlet, Cape Point, most of Ocracoke and others. On March 13, 2008 the Dept of Justice declined to contest the lawsuit which will be heard April 4, 2008 in Raleigh NC. This means that the beach access will be effectively closed at that time. This will also have a devastating effect on property values and the economy as a whole.