Oriental's School of Sailing

Croakerfest 2014, Oriental NC

Croakerfest July 4, weekend 2014 2 days after hurricane Arthur

Whittaker Pointe Marina Oriental North Carolina

Whittaker Pointe Marina Oriental North Carolina Boat Slips

Beautiful marina, located in Oriental North Carolina with quick and easy, unbostructed access to the Neuse River, Pamlico Sound, Outer Banks Intracoastal Waterway, Beaufort and the Atlantic Ocean.

State of the art dock system, exquisite, pristine location with inspiring views. Attentive dock master and charming club house with all the conveniences. Veranda sitting at
sunset with fellow cruisers who appreciate peaceful tranquility in a natural setting.

Water Access:
Neuse River, Intracoastal Waterway, Beaufort, Pamlico Sound, Bay River, Outer Banks,
and infamous Ocracoke.

Whittaker Pointe Marina features include:
Wave Attenuator for SW protection
New concrete stationary docks
35, 40 and 50 foot slips available
100 foot T-head docks for short stays and transients
Courtesy Car
Spacious lounge area
Individual showers and changing areas
Wireless Internet
Cable TV
Swimming Pool
Washing facility
Dinghy storage
Dinghy/Kayak launch ramp
Ice (blocks and bags)
BBQ grill for guests
City water
Pump Out Facilities,
Power
120VAC 30A, Power 220VAC 50A,
Shore Power 50A

Prices vary according to slip size, this a unique opportunity to own a deeded boat slip in Oriental's newest marina.

For Additional Information Contact:
North Carolina Coastal Properties

The Old Theater at Oriental | NC Weekend | UNC-TV

In the town of Oriental, NC, a group of dedicated volunteers restored and revitalized an aging movie theater from the 1940s. Now, the Old Theater continues to delight visitors with films, concerts, and other performances, as well as children's theater education.

Joe Rogan Experience #1245 - Andrew Yang

Andrew Yang is an American entrepreneur, the founder of Venture for America, and a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.

The Arbeelys: The Double Life of the First Syrian Immigrant Family

Linda K. Jacobs discusses the story of the first Syrian immigrant family to the United States.

Speaker Biography: Linda Jacobs has a Ph.D. in Near Eastern archaeology and anthropology from the University of Oregon. Her dissertation was on the second millennium settlement patterns of Iran. She has spent much of her professional life working in economic development projects in the Middle East and North Africa region. Jacobs has worked with the Near East Foundation for ten years and continues to serve on its board, as well as serving on the board of the American University of Beirut for three years and the board of the Polytechnic, now the Tandon School at New York University.

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