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Chapel Hill High School, located off of Seawell School Rd., pictured on Saturday, Sept. 10, 2022.

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CHCCS to hold career fair at Chapel Hill High School to help mitigate staff shortages

By Ella Aluise | Mar. 23

On Saturday, March 25, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will host a job fair at Chapel Hill High School from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for positions available for the 2023-24 school year. The fair is an opportunity for external applicants to interact with various department leaders and school leaders to learn about vacancies for the next school year.

The North Carolina General Assembly building is pictured in Raleigh, N.C. on Jan. 13, 2013.

Katie Sweeney

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North Carolina Senate Bill 196 to ensure fair treatment for those with student loans

By Ella Aluise | Mar. 19

On March 2, Senate Bill 196, the "Student Borrowers’ Bill of Rights", was filed in the N.C. Senate. If passed, the bill would create a license requirement process for lenders to help ensure fair treatment for student loan borrowers and their families.

DTH Photo Illustration. The 2023 North Carolina Women's History Month Proclamation is displayed.

Alison Grau

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Gov. Cooper proclaims March as Women's History Month, state celebrates storytellers

By Ella Aluise | Mar. 3

Gov. Roy Cooper signed a proclamation declaring March as Women’s History Month on Feb. 24. The national theme for Women’s History Month is "Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories," and the proclamation encourages the North Carolina community to honor prominent women storytellers in North Carolina’s history.

DTH Photo Illustration. The new bill involves paid time off for parental state employees.

Grace Richards

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N.C. House Democrats introduce bill to give state employees paid parental leave

By Ella Aluise | Feb. 23

On Feb. 16, N.C. House Democrats introduced House Bill 141 that would provide paid parental leave for state employees. If passed, the bill would provide up to eight weeks of paid parental leave for full-time state employees and up to four weeks for part-time state employees, in addition to any paid leave already available.

Britany Waddell, Chapel Hill's new planning director, poses in front of Chapel Hill Town Hall on Wednesday, February 8, 2023.

Jerome Ibrahim

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Britany Waddell appointed as new Chapel Hill planning director, to focus on community

By Ella Aluise | Feb. 11

On Feb. 2, Chapel Hill Interim Town Manager Chris Blue appointed Britany Waddell as the Town’s new planning director. Britany has planning experience in North Carolina, Maryland and Washington, D.C. She is a UNC alumna and has a background in community engagement and participatory planning.

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CHCCS to hold career fair at Chapel Hill High School to help mitigate staff shortages

North Carolina Senate Bill 196 to ensure fair treatment for those with student loans

Gov. Cooper proclaims March as Women's History Month, state celebrates storytellers

N.C. House Democrats introduce bill to give state employees paid parental leave

Britany Waddell appointed as new Chapel Hill planning director, to focus on community

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