“Pauli was so expansive that there is a point of entry for almost anyone to connect with Pauli,” says Angela Thorpe Mason, executive director of the newly renovated center.
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The Battle for Ballot Access: Third Party Candidates Strive for Change, And Votes, In North Carolina
How will third party candidates impact elections this November?
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“I Am Who I Am and So That Sets Me Free”: OutSouth Celebrates Another Year as a Queer Film Haven
Now in its 29th year, the film festival runs in downtown Durham August 8th through 15.
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Across the Triangle, Silent Book Clubs Offer Structure and Community for Readers
Described as a “happy hour for introverts” on its website, the Silent Book Club (SBC) has over 1,000 chapters in 50 countries.
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Summer Meal Programs Available Across the Triangle, State for Students
Durham Public Schools Summer Meal Program will run through June 17 to July 26 in sites across the county.
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New Highway Marker in Mebane Showcases History of Recently Recognized Native American Tribe
After receiving state recognition in 2002, the Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation will have a highway marker and new community center in Alamance County highlighting its history and land.