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Minnesott Beach, North Carolina is located in Pamlico County. Zip codes in Minnesott Beach, NC include 28510. The median home price in Minnesott Beach is $258,900. More Minnesott Beach information.

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Thursday | Jacksonville Daily News

Proposed increases on ferry tolls delayed for now

The House Transportation Committee has again put off debating a bill that seeks alternatives to increasing ferry tolls and instead would allow for revenue-generating activities such as advertising on ferries.

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Tue May 21, 2013

Sun Journal

New and increased ferry tolls delayed - for now

Proposed new toll and toll increases on coastal ferry routes are unlikely to be implemented July 1 as originally planned, officials said Tuesday.

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Tue Apr 23, 2013

WTKR-TV Norfolk

Security exercise drill set for various ferry terminals

NCDOT Ferry Division is taking part in security exercise drills on Wednesday, involving its ferry terminals at Cherry Branch, Minnesott Beach, Pamlico River and Cedar Island.

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Mon Apr 08, 2013

Jacksonville Daily News

New Senate bill proposes tolls for all coastal ferries

It is the fourth piece of legislation introduced this session, but it is the first that did not oppose the upcoming increase and new tolls on the seven The ferry toll changes were first mandated by the 2011 General Assembly budget.

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Fri Mar 29, 2013

Sun Journal

Companion legislative bills filed to abolish all ferry tolls

The movement against ferry tolls gained statewide momentum Thursday with the introduction of identical state House and Senate bills in the General Assembly that would eliminate tolls on all of the seven coastal routes.

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