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An official license plate was not required for a car or motorcycle in North Carolina before 1909. That requirement began on July 1, 1909. Stinson discusses the history of North Carolina's motor vehicle license plates.
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Faries profiles Dr. Charles Boyette, who has been Belhaven's doctor for almost 40 years and its mayor for 10. Boyette and three other country doctors from around the nation received finalist honors in the recent Country Doctor of the Year Award, out of 248 nominees and 60,000 rural physicians. The award, now in its eighth year, honors rural physicians \"who demonstrate extraordinary dedication to patients, community, and profession.\"
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North Carolina has a rich pottery tradition stretching from the present-day back to Native Americans 2,000 or 3,000 years ago. From its early utilitarian days, pottery has evolved into an art form. At one time there were over 200 potteries in the Seagrove area, and some potters working there today are ninth-generation. House discusses pottery and places in the state to view it.
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