Story of America Reports Beaufort County's Most Recent Involvement in the Ongoing Pungo District Hospital Saga | Eastern NC Now

Story of America contributors Eric Byler and Annabel Park are diligently preparing a documentary pursuant to Vidant's closing of Pungo District Hospital, and we have their first two installments here.

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( March 22nd, 2014 @ 10:13 am )
 
Thanks for using us, for we will be getting periodic updates.

They are good kids, and their product is first rate: Eric uses two 'high octane' Cannon SLRs, with a 1080p motion picture function (one always remote controlled). Annabel does the audio, which is so important because words actually do matter.

The mixing and editing is first rate.

I'm looking forward to the finished product.
( March 22nd, 2014 @ 2:29 am )
 
These two (Park and Byler) have done a great job with their blog/documentary. I'm impressed by their ability to present some true and important facts and opinions without the sensationalism and spun rhetoric I've come to expect from political bloggers. Their coverage of the Moral Monday protests are thought provoking. It's a subject I'd begun to avoid, as most of what I did read was polarized along Moron-Monday vs Bigots-in-Charge lines, or contained pictures of angry Moms waving pictures of uterus's around. Their reporting, however, minimizes the more audacious scenes from the Moral Monday crowd to get to the real reasons for the protest. I was glad for a reasonable take on the movement, despite the silliness of the protesters, because some of their concerns are legitimate.
Their coverage of the hospital is great, and I hope they stick around or come back again to cover it's resolution. I'll be following their page.



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