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Muslims find a home in Chapel Hill
By Mary Helen Moore | Oct. 7, 2015Chapel Hill is home to more than 50 churches, a Jewish synagogue and two Buddhist temples — but no mosque.
Read More »Chapel Hill is home to more than 50 churches, a Jewish synagogue and two Buddhist temples — but no mosque.
Read More »Shari Smith is a senior at Chapel Hill High School who rarely gets into trouble.
Read More »Two years ago, Matthew Fenner was beaten and choked by members of his own church. Three months ago, his mother and brother testified against him when his attackers were indicted on charges of kidnapping and assault.
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Marshe Wyche had seen thousands of items pass through her Chapel Hill thrift boutique.
Read More »Joe Calder starts by making a Google Doc.
Read More »At 3 a.m. today, when most residents were sound asleep, Chapel Hill Transit employees were already working to make sure roads were safe and bus stops were serviceable and also communicating with town and University officials.
Read More »Since its redevelopment was first approved in February 2013, the lot at 602 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. has undergone many changes.
Read More »The Chapel Hill Town Council met Monday to review the first progress report detailing the progress of renewal in the Ephesus-Fordham District.
Read More »Robert Roskind has gotten a few questions about how a bald-headed white guy from North Carolina is in charge of Bob Marley’s 70th birthday celebration in Northern California.
Read More »Pierce Freelon said he’s been asked, “Yo, you’ve got a studio on Franklin Street?” countless times in the past year. In reality, he has much more.
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