New legislation increases solar costs, producers adapt
By Rachel Herzog | Sep. 1, 2014An Oregon-based solar panel producer has created a bump in the road to providing clean, low-cost energy for a Chapel Hill-based solar energy provider.
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An Oregon-based solar panel producer has created a bump in the road to providing clean, low-cost energy for a Chapel Hill-based solar energy provider.
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Weaver Street Market’s co-op structure can be a bit of a mystery to customers who aren’t sure exactly what a “co-op number” is.
Read More »A pedestrian sustained minor injuries after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia streets late Saturday night.
Read More »A pedestrian was hit near the intersection of Jones Ferry Road and Davie Road in Carrboro at about 11:20 p.m.
Read More »Fans are used to seeing Carolina Blue skies during football games, but this season, that will change.
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Pamela Clark started fostering cats two years and 50 felines ago.
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Lev Grossman, book critic and technology writer at Time magazine, released the final novel in his “Magicians” trilogy, “The Magician’s Land.” He will talk at Flyleaf Books tonight. Staff writer Everett Handy spoke to him about the series.
Read More »Chapel Hill residents hoping for more affordable housing options will have to wait.
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A longtime hub for political and philosophical thought in Chapel Hill, non-profit Internationalist Bookstore and Community Center is moving to Carrboro after almost two decades at the store’s Franklin Street location.
Read More »Carrboro is seeking feedback from its residents to better cater to their recreation needs.
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A string of crimes landed the two men charged with killing a UNC professor this summer in and out of a jail cell in the past five years.
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Plots rich with organically grown vegetables scatter the lot on 2200 Homestead Road. Every Saturday morning, members of HOPE Gardens and other volunteers gather to get dirty, tend the garden and foster a community environment.
Read More »After more than 90 years in business on Franklin Street, Sutton’s Drug Store opened its doors for dinner for the first time Thursday.
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Two Chapel Hill breweries teamed up with 20 other members of the North Carolina Craft Brewers Guild this weekend to create North Carolina’s first state beer.
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When Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools started Monday, not everyone was excited to begin the new year.
Read More »Tenants for Chapel Hill’s upcoming mixed-use project at 123 W. Franklin St. are beginning to line up.
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UNC students bring Chapel Hill bars and clubs to life. And many of them are doing so from behind the counter.
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A collection of more than 100 protesters, student activists and Triangle residents marched on Franklin Street Friday night with one clear goal: to stand in solidarity with the protests in Ferguson, Mo.
Read More »The future of alternative energy in Chapel Hill is getting brighter.
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All it takes is a brand new house for six elderly Orange County residents to feel young again.
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