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PORCH fights hunger with children's book
By Maggie Mouat | Nov. 22, 2016With the help of hunger relief program PORCH, local children are planting seeds of hope — one book at a time.
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With the help of hunger relief program PORCH, local children are planting seeds of hope — one book at a time.
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Many people struggle with social anxiety — even half-man, half-squirrel hybrids named Chester.
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It’s hard to make a living as an artist. But Meghan and Duncan Morgan are making it a little bit easier for local Carrboro artists and vendors by starting The Bazaar, a craft market that meets six times a year for 50 to 70 artists to display their work.
Read More »Hinton James and I were an unlikely match — when applying for first-year housing, it was my last choice.
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Growing up in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, Tiffany Turner depended on free and reduced lunches for her meals until she was 15.dir
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Since 2005, Carrboro has lent its ear to the poets of the West End Poetry Festival.
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Inspired by the many shrines of South America, Danny Cameron brought a little bit of his travels back to his craft store, Cameron's, in Carrboro — and The Shrine Room was born.
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To evoke thought, create questions and reflect its surroundings.
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It’s a picturesque scene of a tree, sitting idly in a green field with tiny farm houses in the background — while the sky of gold has turned into streaks of golden heaven that contrast with the blue sky below it.
Read More »When you are the puppet master of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, you have to take on grasshoppers eventually.
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