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From colorful blown glass and rich textiles to intricate decoy carving and artful baskets, North Carolina is known around the world for its high-quality crafts. The Celebration of North Carolina Crafts, as proclaimed by Governor Michael F. Easley, showcases galleries, museums, art centers, schools, shops and individual artisans through a variety of events and exhibitions in 2004-2005. This article provides a summary of those events and exhibitions.
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The number of wineries across North Carolina has more than tripled over the past ten years, with half a dozen new ones scheduled to open in 2004, bringing the total to thirty-six. This article provides information on wineries, wine tours and festivals throughout North Carolina. Ten of the wineries and vineyards are located along the Yadkin Valley Wine Trail, located in the Piedmont region of North Carolina.
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The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) consisted of volunteer civilian aviators who patrolled and defended our nation’s borders during World War Two. One of the nation’s first CAP squadrons formed in Manteo, North Carolina. Today’s CAP includes efforts ranging from emergency transportation and reconnaissance during hurricanes and floods, to inland search-and-rescue missions, to training young fliers.
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