Organizations work to combat hunger in summer
By Kelsey Weekman | Jul. 21, 2014The town of Chapel Hill slows down in the summer, but organizations fighting hunger do not take a break.
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The town of Chapel Hill slows down in the summer, but organizations fighting hunger do not take a break.
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The town of Chapel Hill slows down in the summer, but organizations fighting hunger do not take a break.
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LUX at Central Park seemed like the perfect deal for students signing their leases for the upcoming year — brand new buildings and amenities, competitive rates and a short distance from campus.
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On Wednesday mornings, the atrium in the UNC Children’s Hospital is transformed into a pop-up farmers market.
Read More »The to-do list for the town of Chapel Hill exceeds $100 million worth of projects.
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“What does your hometown taste like?”
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The Orange County Sheriff Democratic primary runoff election came to a close finish when candidates Charles Blackwood and David Caldwell Jr. faced off on Tuesday night.
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An armed robbery occurred on campus near Memorial Hall around 11 p.m. on Friday, according to an Alert Carolina email sent to students early Saturday morning.Two armed men approached the victims near Memorial Hall, demanded their wallets and iPhones and pushed them to the ground, the email said.
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The Carolina Inn was featured on Fodor's travel guide as one of the top 10 best hotel front porches in the United States.
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After 20 years with the store, owner Andrew Neal has decided to sell Chapel Hill Comics and see what else life has in store for him.
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Charles Blackwood and David Caldwell have done everything they can to get people to the polls in preparation for the upcoming runoff election.
Read More »During a meeting at the Chapel Hill Public Library, the Chapel Hill Town Council sold the previous library building to the UNC Arts and Sciences Foundation.
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New equipment and membership upgrades are on the agenda for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA, now that the organization has merged with the YMCA of the Triangle.
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It may not come as a surprise to the people who love Chapel Hill for its abundance of restaurants, thriving nightlife, eclectic edge and Carolina blue skies — but the town recently earned a distinction that sets it apart from other cities in the state.
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When Elisabeth McFarland signed her lease for the fall semester, she didn’t consider she could be living in a hotel for the first few weeks of school.
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North Carolina women’s basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell stood in Carmichael Arena addressing the team prior to its big game — one it had practiced all week for.
Read More »Between 9:15 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., a 24-year-old woman was struck by a vehicle in the 100 block of West Franklin Street, according to the Chapel Hill police.The woman was crossing the road via crosswalk between University Square and Suntrust Bank when a vehicle, traveling at low speeds, hit her in the westbound lane, said
Read More »East End Oyster & Martini Bar will officially close its doors on Saturday, but Country Nights will live on downstairs at Deep End.
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The town of Carrboro will soon have to find a new person to help plan bike paths and roadways.
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