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Although representatives of the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant say they are taking the threat seriously, Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials say the recent warning is only one in a series of advisories and should not be alarming.
The deconstruction program, which was initiated by the Orange County Public Works Department, detailed the deconstruction -- rather than destruction -- of the old Orange County High School building that was damaged during Hurricane Floyd. Specialists followed the plan in order to save money and materials and to decrease the amount of waste sent to local landfills.
The Wings of Carolina Flying Club, formerly the Chapel Hill Flying Club, is one organization that does not have to abide by FAA regulations.
The Plaza Theatre, which will be torn down and replaced by a new, larger structure, now offers only five screens.
But owner John Woodard said the loss of student business during Winter Break doesn't necessarily deal a crippling blow to his establishment.
The list encompasses county improvements to highways, transit systems and bicycle lanes, all of which the commissioners hope will ease safety concerns and provide alternatives to automobile travel within the county.
The Salvation Army relies on community support during the holiday season to provide food, clothes, shelter and gifts to those in need.
Carrboro Board of Alderman member Diana McDuffee said Chapel Hill Town Council members did not seek input from the board or the University before reaching their decision.
Herrera's victory marks the first time a first-generation Latino immigrant has held a position in municipal government in North Carolina.
The club, tentatively dubbed "Skye," is slated to open in the late spring to early summer of next year at 149 E. Franklin St., where Barr-Ee Station was formerly located.
Police spokeswoman Jane Cousins said the packages, which were delivered through the mail, were two of 10 suspicious packages reported to the department since Oct. 11.
But University officials say the $2,600 price tag is reasonable.
The parking lot, designated as No. 5 by the town, is located across from University Square on West Franklin Street. This area is a part of the town's Downtown Small Area Plan, which was adopted in March 2000 to encourage residential and office development downtown.
The meeting featured a brainstorming session by the Strategic Task Force for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools on its goal of developing a six-year blueprint for school development.
Although UNC students will have to dial 10 digits to call telephone numbers off campus, telecommunication official Brent Sutton said the change will not affect the University's five-digit dialing system.
The revamped ordinance, which passed 8-1, also increases noise levels in business and industrial areas. The newly passed ordinance states that noise in a residential area cannot exceed 50 decibels during the day and 45 at night. Previously the ordinance mandated 60 decibels during the day and 50 at night.
