r/Wilmington

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Cubs baseball hangouts?

I’ll be moving to the area in March, are there any fellow Cubs fans in the area? Where do you all hang out?

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u/jskis23 — 3 days ago
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Leland Community Game Night

Leland, come meet your neighbors and play some games. Bring your own games or come play ours! Refreshments provided. The event is free and open to the public.

u/qphilli — 11 days ago

Gay couple possibly moving to NC

My husband and I (both late 20s) are looking to move to Wilmington in the next 2-3yrs. We want a smaller town feel and we’ve always wanted to be able to just walk together to a coffee shop from our home. We like to go to the beach as well and be outdoors. Our main concern is safety. I know every town/city has crime but specifically we want to be somewhere that is safe for gays. We do not do PDA much and are not femme. Any insight would be really helpful on whether or not it’s a place for us. Thank you!

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u/Emergency-Lynx-9381 — 10 days ago

To all downtown staff:

Good luck and Godspeed, my friends. It's river fest weekend, without the fest. Apparently not everyone got the memo.

Be kind to our workers this weekend please, we're tired lol.

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u/BRQ910 — 11 days ago
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Triangle Ecycling is offering free bulk old computer ewaste pickup for Louisville organizations (businesses, government offices, etc.) and processes everything through an R2-certified zero-landfill recycler. Comes with a serialized inventory and certificate of destruction, which matters if you have compliance requirements.

They also run a program that trains public school students in computer refurbishment and IT skills, and they donate 500+ refurbished computers a year to nonprofits and families. They're a nonprofit and direct 10% of proceeds to other nonprofits supporting education, families and the environment.

Request pickup via their web form or by phone and they try to respond within an hour.

There are cases where it becomes more of a low cost scenario, like 20 big ancient Cisco phones or something like this.

u/colossuscollosal — 14 days ago

If you/ your household had 33% more take home pay consistently per month what would be your primary focus?

This question is not perfect and I think most people would do several things but it’s asking about you/ your households primary focus. It also implies this is NOT a city wide or nationwide pay raise, it’s asking if ONLY you/ your household had this increase in take home pay.

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u/Bardis-Skilly — 11 days ago