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Local volunteer wins award for service in human rights

Frances Finney, a volunteer for the Chapel of the Cross church and other local organizations, received the county's Pauli Murray Award, an annual honor given to recognize local contributors to human rights and relations.

Finney and other winners were recognized in a ceremony Sunday at New Hope Elementary School.

Chance to name local group's tiger cubs to end today

Today is the last day to suggest names for the male and female tiger cubs that will be moved in late March to the Carnivore Preservation Trust in Pittsboro.

The cubs were found wandering on a road between Cleveland and Gaston counties in January.

The top five names for each of the cubs will be selected by the trust's staff and posted on its Web site by Tuesday. The public then will be able to vote for their favorites between Tuesday and Sunday.

Anyone may nominate names for the cubs by visiting http://www.cptigers.org and clicking on the tiger cub rescue link, by sending them to Name the Cubs c/o CPT, 1940 Hanks Chapel Road, Pittsboro, NC 27312, or by calling 542-4684.

All nominations must be received by noon.

Town Council to continue hearing on development

The Chapel Hill Town Council will continue tonight its public hearing on the Wilson Assemblage, a proposed development off Erwin Road near U.S. 15-501.

The public hearing, which has been continued three separate times, is on whether to grant the developers a special-use permit that would allow them to go forward with plans for construction.

The hearing is the first regular agenda item at tonight's business meeting, which will begin at 7 p.m. in Town Hall.

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