At today's special meeting of Oriental's Board of Commissioners, the Board announced its appointment of Bob Maxbauer as town manager.
Bob has been the town's interim manager for about six months, and will now serve as the permanent manager.
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Mile 181 on the Atlantic Section of the Intra Coastal Waterway brings you to Oriental, NC.
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I expect to focus on issues and interests important to the Town of Oriental, to Pamlico County, Pamlico Sound and Eastern North Carolina. Like the body of water at our doorstep, though, these concerns can lead offshore and to other exotic ports of call.
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