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Saturday, January 9, 2010

Neuse River Update

Lower Neuse

RIVERKEEPER®

Larry Baldwin

1307 Country Club Road

New Bern, NC 28562

252-637-7972

252-514-0051 fax

riverkeeper@neuseriver.org

Upper Neuse

RIVERKEEPER®

Alissa Bierma

112 South Blount Street

Suite 103

Raleigh, NC 27601

919-856-1180

919-839-0767 fax

alissa@neuseriver.org

BOARD OF

DIRECTORS

Natalie Baggett

James Boyd

Richard Goodwin

Tom Hardin

Jeffrey Harrison

Mary Ann Harrison

Jake Jacobson

James Keith

Lucy Marston

David McCracken

William Olah

Sandra Parker

Ed Smallwood

Jim Starr

Gail Young

Don Webb

Thank you Film Festival sponsors!
Cabot Creamery Cooperative
Kay McGovern & Associates
Restoration Systems LLC
SweetWater Brewery

www.neuseriver.org

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Please join us at the Annual Neuse RIVERKEEPER^®Film Festival!

Click here for the full film program and other details.

Created in 2005, the Neuse RIVERKEEPER^® Film Festival has expanded its audience while maintaining a friendly, intimate atmosphere by selecting local community theater venues throughout the Neuse River basin. Each evening screening will begin with a reception; wine and microbrews will be served at each location, excluding Wilson Community College. Due to time constraints, film programs will vary by venue. Adult tickets are $10 and tickets for children under 18 or students with a school ID are $5.

Click here to view a trailer from Lost and Found, one of this year's selections.

This January, Festival-goers may see the story of Martin Dreyer, South Africa's Multi-Sport King, who changed the lives of youth in the Dusi Valley by training them for a canoe challenge; explore the depths of the Atlantic Ocean with local videographer Art Howard; take a journey through the Lower Neuse River watershed and down the Los Angeles concrete river; or enjoy the adventure of two girls who decide to find a new home for goldfish. Other highlights include Oktapodi, an Academy Award-nominated animated film from France, and short documentaries created by middle school students in Raleigh.
Please visit the event website for more details or to purchase event tickets in advance.

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