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Sloan Insurance, established in 1950 in Washington, NC, is proud and privileged to have long served Beaufort County and the northeastern North Carolina region.
Sloan Insurance, established in 1950 in Washington, NC, is proud and privileged to have long served Beaufort County and the northeastern North Carolina region.
 
Sloan Insurance, established in 1950 in Washington, NC, is proud and privileged to have long served Beaufort County and the northeastern North Carolina region
Published: Sunday, February 11th, 2018 @ 11:47 am By: Mike Sloan
Sloan Insurance, established in 1950 in Washington, NC, is proud and privileged to have long served Beaufort County and the northeastern North Carolina region
 
The entire basis for the proposed rate increase is based on flawed data and analysis. First, the increase cites the increased cost of replacing property due to the increased risk of wind and flood damage in coastal NC due to hurricanes.
Published: Tuesday, October 9th, 2012 @ 1:31 pm By: Ken Lang
The entire basis for the proposed rate increase is based on flawed data and analysis. First, the increase cites the increased cost of replacing property due to the increased risk of wind and flood damage in coastal NC due to hurricanes.
 

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