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DTH Photo Illustration. A state grant of $1.2 million will enhance interactions between Orange County law enforcement and individuals during a mental health crisis.

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Orange County receives $1.2 million grant for non-law enforcement response team

By Emerson Gonzalez-Roblero | Mar. 8

Orange County recently received a $1.2 million grant to create a community care and response team for individuals with mental health illnesses or disorders who come into contact with law enforcement. The grant was awarded by the Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services in the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

Renaming of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard impacts community 18 years after change

By Emerson Gonzalez-Roblero | Feb. 21

Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard was renamed from Airport Road nearly 18 years ago — a decision by the Chapel Hill Town Council that community members still appreciate to this day. The renaming, which was supported by the local NAACP, was approved in December 2004 by the Chapel Hill Town Council, and dedicated in May 2005.

Cooper declares February as Career and Technical Education Month, showcases programs

By Emerson Gonzalez-Roblero | Feb. 19

On Feb. 6, Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order declaring February to be Career and Technical Education Month in North Carolina. In CTE programs, students are able to enroll in courses that allow them to explore different career options and fields.

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Orange County receives $1.2 million grant for non-law enforcement response team

Renaming of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard impacts community 18 years after change

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