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Tuesday, June 26, 2018
JUST LISTED 4627 S Us 17 S , New Bern, NC 28562 $225,000
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Visit beautiful New Bern NC this fall
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Friday, October 11, 2013
OPEN HOUSE Sunday 10-13-2013
12-2!!!
Please
stop by and take a look at this amazing home. You will not
believe spectacular view of Neuse River
Spectacular water views from every room !
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Beautiful house with stone and vinyl siding
Great home with office! Perfect WATERFRONT getaway! Spectacular water views from every room ! WATERFRONT WITH DOCK!
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Friday, May 31, 2013
Active Retirement in New Bern NC
"There are 40 million Americans 65 and older today; by 2050 that
number is expected to double to 80 million," No wonder we have more and
more communities addressing active retirement lifestyle.
With nearly 2,000 retirees choosing New Bern, NC each year as their retirement destination, senior lifestyles in this historical riverfront town are active, rich in culture and well protected through medical services. Populated with many people that bought second homes during the housing boom that now serve as their primary retirement home, retirees work tirelessly to preserve New Bern's beauty and history.
Made even more attractive by New Bern's rich cultural history, mild climate, relatively low cost of living, beautiful surroundings and friendly people, there's no wonder why New Bern's retirement community continues to grow year after year. Active retired citizens enjoy fishing, golfing, sailing, hiking and boating with easy commutes from anywhere in the river city. Gardeners appreciate the year-round growing season, while the colonial setting of the city and the wide range of social, cultural and recreational activities make retirement in New Bern very attractive.
New residents find the city's regional hospital, doctors' offices,
shopping centers, sports facilities, quality restaurants and numerous
religious organizations important factors in making the decision to
relocate for retirement. Those who decide to move to New Bern are more
likely to bring others than to leave.
New Bern NC offers large variety of developments that will be
different in the setting and style of the homes so rest assured we have
something for everyone.Give me call with any possible questions about
this area or email me your mailing address for complimentary relocation
package. Email PRIME Realty Info@PRIMERealtyNC.com
Don,t make your decision about where to relocate until you visit New Bern North Carolina
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Atlantic hurricane 2013 season begins Saturday
They may not strike, but you should still be ready.
Before the Atlantic hurricane season officially begins Saturday, the
National Hurricane Center is hosting National Hurricane Preparedness
Week this week.
Saturday, June 1 marks Day 1 of the six-month hurricane period ending
in November, which is a reminder for area counties to double-check and
inform residents about disaster plans.
The NHC is predicting between 13 and 20 tropical storms in 2013. Up
to 11 of those are predicted to become hurricanes and between three and
six could turn into major storms.
“We typically take a look at what’s coming off Africa,” said
meteorologist Lara Pagano about tracking the tropical storm cycle. “You
have to have the warm sea surface temperatures and not too much wind
sheer out there so it can start to develop.”
Pagano, who works with the National Weather Service in Newport, said
with these “ingredients,” the weather service can forecast the intensity
of a storm as it gets closer.
Although it will be an active hurricane season, Pagano said there may or may not be landfall.
Randy Skinner, Greene County Emergency Services manager, said, “The
biggest thing I can stress to the citizens of the county is to make sure
you have supplies that last you at least three days.”
With a busy hurricane season predicted, one hasn’t made landfall
since Hurricane Irene in 2011. More than 2 million people were under
mandatory evacuation and 26 river-flooding records were broken,
according to Huffingtonpost.com.
Hurricane Floyd of 1999, also called the “500-Year Storm,” devastated
the Kinston area more than the others. When that catastrophic storm
bellowed into North Carolina, most of Kinston’s highways were inundated;
the Neuse River rose to 28 feet and it cost Lenoir County $310,000,000
in damages.
Floyd was tracked in its early stages.
“People need to pay attention to the forecast (and) the hazards that
are involved with them and heed the advice of the emergency managers and
the national weather services,” Pagano said. “I think that’s the best
that most people can do at this point.”
Sonja Babic
Your North Carolina Broker
Hurricane preparedness checklist
PRIME Realty NC wants you and your family to stay safe this Hurricane
season. Key to safety during any tropical storm is preparedness so
please take few moments read through this and make sure you have all of
the supplies you and your family might need. Lets hope we don't need any
of them this year but please be prepared!
FROM National Hurricane Center
Two keys to weather safety are to prepare for the risks and to act on those preparations when alerted by emergency officials. These are essential pieces to the Weather-Ready Nation.
Refer to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) ready.gov/hurricanes for comprehensive information on hurricane preparedness at home and in your community.
Highlights on how to prepare and take action are available below:Gather Information
Know if you live in an evacuation area. Assess your risks and know your home's vulnerability to storm surge, flooding and wind. Understand National Weather Service forecast products and especially the meaning of NWS watches and warnings.Contact your local National Weather Service office and local government/emergency management office. Find out what type of emergencies could occur and how you should respond.
Contacts
Keep a list of contact information for reference.
- Local Emergency Management Office
- County Law Enforcement
- County Public Safety Fire/Rescue
- State, County and City/Town Government
- Local Hospitals
- Local Utilities
- Local American Red Cross
- Local TV Stations
- Local Radio Stations
- Your Property Insurance Agent
Risk Analysis
Online hazard and vulnerability assessment tools are available to gather information about your risks.- Check your hazards risks with FEMA's Map Portal.
- Rate your flood risk with the FloodSmart.gov portal.
Plan & Take Action
Everyone needs to be prepared for the unexpected. Your friends and family may not be together when disaster strikes. How will you find each other? Will you know if your children or parents are safe? You may have to evacuate or be confined to your home. What will you do if water, gas, electricity or phone services are shut off?Supplies Kit
Put together a basic disaster supplies kit and consider storage locations for different situations. Help community members do the same.Emergency Plans
Develop and document plans for your specific risks.- Protect yourself and family with a Family Emergency Plan - [PDF] [Google Docs]
- Be sure to plan for locations away from home
- Business owners and site locations should create Workplace Plans
- Make sure schools and daycares have School Emergency Plans
- Pet owners should have plans to care for their animals. The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention offer information on animal health impacts in evacuation shelters.
- Prepare your boat and be aware of marine safety if you are on or near the water.
Health & Environment
Follow guidelines to guard your community's health and protect the environment during and after the storm.- Review the Centers for Disease Control's (CDC) health considerations before, during, and after a storm.
- Remember to follow the U.S. Food & Drug Administration's (FDA) food and water safety guidelines during disasters.
- Review the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) suggestions for health and environmental safety in disaster preparedness.
Evacuation
- Review the FEMA Evacuation Guidelines to allow for enough time to pack and inform friends and family if you need to leave your home. FOLLOW instructions issued by local officials. Leave immediately if ordered!
- Consider your protection options to decide whether to stay or evacuate your home if you are not ordered to evacuate.
When waiting out a storm be careful, the danger may not be over yet...
Be alert for:- Tornadoes – they are often spawned by hurricanes.
- The calm "eye" of the storm – it may seem like the storm is over, but after the eye passes, the winds will change direction and quickly return to hurricane force.
Recover
- Wait until an area is declared safe before returning home.
- Remember that recovering from a disaster is usually a gradual process.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Tryon Palace Spring Garden Hours 2013
Tryon Palace Spring Garden Hours 2013
Great FUN for the entire family!
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6:00 p.m. Sunday, 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Last ticket sold at 4:30 p.m. Tryon Palace Gardens 529 South Front Street New Bern, NC 28560 Stroll down our garden paths and step back into a bygone era. Tryon Palace features 16 acres of gardens and is the reconstructed colonial capitol of North Carolina. The Palace gardens were designed by noted landscape architect Morley Jeffers Williams in the 1950s and represent the formal garden style of 18th-century Britain. Every fall, the formal parterres of the Maude Moore Latham Garden and the Gertrude Carraway Garden have elaborate displays of mums. Our spring display includes daffodils, tulips, and many other colorful flowers. The Kellenberger Garden reflects the colonial era with an arrangement of marigolds and celosia, which were popular in the 18th century, and cool-season vegetables are ready for winter in the Kitchen Garden. Also included are individual gardens surrounding three historic houses - one with a formal lawn and camellia collection, town garden and swept yard/working garden. Three additional gardens reveal the splendor of the Victoria era. The Mitchell Garden includes a diversity of native plants that are both beautiful and play an important role in the ecosystem. The plants selected survive both periods of flooding and dry soil, and provide food and shelter for a variety of | |
Monday, October 17, 2011
PRIME Realty support Alzheimer's Awareness
PRIME Realty support Alzheimer's Awareness Special THANK YOU for everyone at The Courtyards that helped organazing this great event.
We have donated this super cute "Pumpkin Patch" fall decorating set and all of the proceeds from sale of the tickets. Great event and we were so glad to be part of it. This is out community and we love to help and show out support!
Kristi Mason sales manager at "The Courtyards" draw lucky winner Mrs. Suzy Jolly
CONGRATULATINS to Suzy and special thank you for all who came out to show their support.
Posted by New Bern NC by PRIME Realty at 12:05 PM
Friday, July 2, 2010
Guinness World Record attempt in New Bern
Sunday's Guinness World Record attempt at the ‘world's largest open sandwich ” barbecue bun.• in New Bern
Feeding New Bern since 1945! Moore’s BBQ is more that a great place to eat it is also New Bern’s landmark. Tommy Moore is celebrating New Bern’s 300’s anniversary in the best way he can “with great BBQ” Moore build special 3,200 pound oven for this event and he is ready to take on current world record. Festivities begging 1 pm Sunday in Union Point Park and I hope to see you there.
This will be great event come out and support our great city of New Bern
Moore has paid for all the expenses in the record attempt, which he says is his way of helping the city celebrate its 300th birthday.
Sonja Babic
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252-617-0861
Monday, November 2, 2009
How ‘baut them North Carolina Apples?
How ‘baut them North Carolina Apples?
Yes it is that time of the year again, fall in North Carolina comes with fresh juice North Carolina Apples and this year they are only click away.
Visit
http://www.ncfarmfresh.com/
where you can locate apple road side markets, pick your own orchards and farmers markets close to you.
Remember you are what you eat and in North Carolina it’s getting easier and easier to get quality locally grown produce. Enjoy! 
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Sunday, October 4 Tryon Palace “Free Gardens” Sunday
Tryon Palace "Free Gardens" Sunday
Save the date!
It's always a beautiful time of the year in the Tryon Palace Historic Sites gardens, but fall is one of our favorite seasons. Come by on Sunday October 4 for first Sunday ...in the Gardens, when the gardens of Tryon Palace are open free to the public to enjoy all the flowers. (Interior tours require the purchase of a ticket.)
Save the date!
It's always a beautiful time of the year in the Tryon Palace Historic Sites gardens, but fall is one of our favorite seasons. Come by on Sunday October 4 for first Sunday ...in the Gardens, when the gardens of Tryon Palace are open free to the public to enjoy all the flowers. (Interior tours require the purchase of a ticket.)
Your North Carolina Broker
Sonja Babic
http://www.sonjababic.com/
Sonja Babic is your New Bern and North Carolina Real Estate Broker! Looking for waterfront, historic or golf? We have it all! Conveniently located and with so much to offer New Bern is a great place to work, play and retire!
Please contact me for more information's or to request your FREE info pack!
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
NC Symphony New Bern series
Last night we were treated to a beautiful summer night of some awesome movie music with NC symphony. New Bern music lovers came in huge numbers and made this a spectacular event as always. Evening stared with Tryon Palace drummers and a surprise marriage proposal. Concert was held in Tryon Palace historic gardens overlooking Trent River. What a glorious night! Conducted by William Henry Curry in his 14th season with NC symphony, orchestra was magnificent.
In 2009 – 2010 seasons they have planed 4concerts in New Bern’s Riverfront Convention Center and season tickets or individual tickets are available now. More Info at www.NCsymphony.org
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Near-normal Atlantic hurricane season is most likely this year
NOAA Issues Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook, Encourages Preparedness
Recommended Disaster Supply Kit
Have an emergency supplies ready and packed in one place before disaster hits. Store supplies in an easy to carry case or container with ID tag (very important!)
For Medical Needs
First Aid Kit
Prescriptions and all the medication you are currently taking with instruction and dosage information's.
List of allergies
Extra glasses and hearing aid batteries.
Medical insurance information's
List of doctors as well relatives to be contacted should you gat injured
General Emergency Supplies
Battery operated radio or TV, flashlight and extra batteries
Change of clothing, shoes and rain gear
Blankets or sleeping bags
Extra set of keys
Cash, credit cards, cell phone, cell phone charger
Personal hygiene supplies
Phone numbers for friends and family
Insurance agent name and number
Proof of residency (Driver license is not sufficient you need tax bill or such)
Water
1 gallon per person per day, and plan on at least 3 days. Make sure it is stored in light and unbreakable containers.
Non perishable food
Chose food that are easy to carry and that are ready to eat. Make sure to get something nutritious and include appropriate openers
Important family documents
They should be kept on one place in a water proof, portable container at all times.
Special Items
Baby Items
Pets Items
Entertainment (books, light electronics etc.)
Your North Carolina Broker
Sonja Babic
252-617-0861
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Sonja Babic with Prudential Clear Water Realty is your New Bern and North Carolina Real Estate Broker! Looking for waterfront, historic or golf? We have it all! Conveniently located and with so much to offer New Bern is a great place to work, play and retire!
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Completely renovated bungalow with soo much charm REDUCED $162,999
Unique property drastically reduced for a quick sale. Completely redone including pluming and electrical in one of New Bern historic neighborhoods. Current price is more then 40,000 off original list price
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Monday, April 27, 2009
Looking for a waterfront deal?
Prime North Carolina Coastal Property
North Carolina Waterfront Property
6 Beaufort County Waterfront Parcels
& 3.2 Acre Adjoining Commercial Parcel
AUCTION: Thursday - April 30th – 6:00 PM
Auction Site: Aurora Community Center
422 3rd Street, Off NC Hwy 33, Aurora, NC
A Portion Selling ABSOLUTE to the Highest Bidder !!!
Located on Beautiful South Creek in Aurora !!
NC Hwy 33 at Old Campbell’s Creek Road
6 Deep Water & Protected Waterfront Parcels
Direct Deep Water Access to Pamlico River & Sound !!!
30 minutes from New Bern & Original Washington !!!
2.5 to 3.0 Acres Each
4 BR Septic Permit Issued for Each
Spectacular Home Sites among hardwood trees
Adjoining 3.2 Acre Commercial Lot at Great Intersection
NOTE: 3 of these Outstanding WATERFRONT Parcels
Are Selling Absolute to the Highest Bidder !!!
For more information or to register email Sonja@suddenlink.net
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Sunday, April 19, 2009
Public Marina coming to New Bern
Swiss Bear Downtown Development Corporation has received a $646,650 federal grant to create a public marina for transient boaters on Jack's Island at Lawson Creek Park.
The money comes from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and is intended specifically for boating infrastructure projects. The grant is expected to pay for nearly half of a $1.4 million construction project that will create a 14-slip marina.
Of those, 12 slips would be available to the public, one would be for a "pump out" boat and one for a safety vessel. Dubbed the River History Marina, it would provide the first public, short-term dockage available in New Bern.
The marina is designed for 35- to 40-foot boats that would dock there no longer than 10 days. Boaters would be charged a base fee, and then $1.50 a foot per vessel.
The marina project also includes a dock master's office that is a replica of the Neuse River Lighthouse.
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New Bern NC Real Estate
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