Andreamarie Efthymiou
Articles
How OWASA is working to prevent a future aquapocalypse
In the past two years, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro community has seen two water crises, big enough to bring on cancelled classes and students leaving campus for home. Here's how the Orange Water and Sewer Authority are working to prevent crises in the future.
Durham ICE arrest deviates from usual enforcement policy
Plainclothes ICE officers posing as other immigrants filling out paperwork detained Samuel Oliver-Bruno in Durham on Nov. 23.
Meet the women and first-generation Americans representing you in N.C. General Assembly
"My biggest thing was about running for something, and I truly believe that if you are running for office, you’ve always got to be running for something — not against anyone, not against anything — but you’ve got to be running for something."
Rep. Price, UNC Young Democrats want to increase voter turnout
While many have visited the Chapel of the Cross for early voting, those who attended on Thursday had the chance to match one of the names on their ballot to a face.
The Town has ideas for Varsity Theatre, but do they have the owners' support?
The Town of Chapel Hill plans to establish a task force to investigate potentially broadening the use of Varsity Theatre, helping attract patrons to other small businesses on Franklin Street.
Cooper recommends $1.5 billion for Florence recovery
Hurricane Florence has brought about an estimated $12.8 billion in damages, and N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper recommends an additional $1.5 billion for recovery.
Rev. Barber, former N.C. NAACP leader, wins Genius Grant
"It is a deep and profound honor and overwhelming surprise to receive this award," Rev. William Barber said.
Social justice groups protest DOJ voting records subpoena
The organizations that sent the letter urging the withdrawal of the subpoenas include the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, Democracy North Carolina and the ACLU.
