In its draft 20-year plan, the Town of Carrboro focuses on ensuring affordable housing, embracing climate action and furthering racial equity for all residents.
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"Last week’s news brought a sense of closure to a case that has loomed over the Chapel Hill community since 2012. It demonstrated how important it is to clear the backlog, have police forces that actively attempt to bring resolution and peace and use community resources effectively."
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Andy Jenks joined Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools this September as its new chief communications officer. He serves as the district's official spokesperson and is responsible for establishing public understanding of the district’s mission and vision.
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House Bill 890 allows online orders at ABC stores and the purchase of a second alcoholic beverage at college sporting events. It also makes revisions to winery and distillery laws, allows ABC stores to sell refrigerated beverages and no longer requires the town of Cary to issue its own liquor licenses. The bill also establishes the North Carolina Spirituous Liquor Advisory Council. The council will be in charge of helping grow and develop the liquor industry in the state.
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The UNC Board of Trustee's failure to grant Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones tenure has brought the governing body to the forefront of public conversation. Here's a breakdown of the powers that the Board of Trustees holds and how they have changed in recent years.
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Affected buildings include Student Affairs, Lenoir Dining Hall, South Building, Mitchell Hall, Wilson Library Carroll Hall, Kenan Labs, Caldwell Hall and Old East Residence Hall.
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“Giving out the vaccine takes some time,” co-director of UNC Campus EMS Ishan Kholsa said. “So, having 35 people in the four hours we were operational was absolutely incredible.”
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"The biggest issue this movie has, still, is its deep-seated desire to have its characters sing almost all the time. And when the musical numbers don’t look great, don’t sound great and can’t pack the emotional punch you’re going for, why include them at all?"
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Several service changes for Chapel Hill Transit went into effect Tuesday, with many routes running less frequently due to a driver shortage. In an effort to attract more employees, the Town of Chapel Hill recently approved a pay raise for all transit workers, increasing the starting wage to $16 an hour.
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"In the past few years, UNC has had a series of celebs visit campus — and student have raced across campus to catch a glimpse of them. Take this quiz to find out which UNC celebrity visitor you are!"
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“I had a really good feeling about it,” Krista Junkkari said. “I knew there were big fairways, which is a good thing for me. I knew I had all the elements that I needed to play well, I just needed them all to click.”
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The North Carolina football team secured its 14th commitment of the 2022 class Wednesday in the form of speedy running back and 247Sports four-star recruit George Pettaway.
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Dr. Barbara K. Rimer will step down from her position as dean of the Gillings School of Global Public Health on June 30 after 17 years in the role, according to a campus email sent Wednesday.
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Voters in Carrboro will vote to elect a new mayor this November, choosing between business-owner and artist Mike Benson and Town Council member Damon Seils. Here's a look at the candidates:
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On Sept. 20, Gov. Roy Cooper signed legislation that will impose tighter regulations on pharmacy benefit managers and protects local pharmacies and consumers from extra or unknown pharmaceutical fees.
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