Democrats need to gain four seats in the House to break the supermajority and restore Governor Cooper’s veto, and District 35 is a prime target. In the Democratic primary, we’re endorsing Terence Everitt, a Wake Forest attorney who ran against and lost to incumbent Christopher Malone in 2016. Everitt’s opponent in the primary, small business […]
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In N.C. Senate District 16, the INDY Endorses Luis Toledo
District 16 is a newfangled creation and thus an open seat. After much debate and consternation (and maybe a shot of whiskey and a game of rock-paper-scissors), we’re throwing in with the underdog, Luis Toledo. His answers to our candidate questionnaire were thoughtful, well-informed, and pragmatic. As a policy analyst at the N.C. Justice Center […]
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Satana Deberry—Durham County District Attorney
Name as it appears on the ballot: Satana Deberry Campaign website: www.deberry4da.com Phone number: 919-695-3983 Email: [email protected] Years lived in Durham County: 18 1. What do you believe are the most important issues facing the District Attorney’s Office? What are your top three priorities in addressing these issues? Issues • The office over prosecutes and […]
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Daniel Meier—Durham County District Attorney
Name as it appears on the ballot: Daniel Meier Campaign website: meierforda.com Phone number: 919.699.2851 Email: [email protected] Years lived in Durham County: 15 1. What do you believe are the most important issues facing the District Attorney’s Office? What are your top three priorities in addressing these issues? 1. There are too many individuals needlessly […]
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In U.S. House District 2, the INDY Endorses Wendy Ella May
Democrats have their sights set on George Holding’s seat, which is exactly the kind of district they’ll need to win to retake Congress. It won’t be easy—in 2016, Holding won nearly 57 percent of the vote—but three Dems have lined up to challenge the incumbent: Linda Coleman, a former Wake County commissioner and state legislator; […]
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28 Reasons We Love the Triangle Right Now
Maybe it’s the beer. Maybe it’s the food. Maybe it’s our particular brand of progressive activism. Maybe it’s the fact that we have the greatest sports rivalry known to humankind. Maybe it’s our stages or the artists who perform on them. Maybe it’s the serenity of nature, which we have in abundance. Or maybe it’s […]
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Deep Dive: A look at downtown Durham and the Ninth Street / Broad Street area
DOWNTOWN DURHAM Not so many years ago, longtime Bull City denizens will tell you, you didn’t go downtown after dark. That’s no longer the case, not by a long shot. The last decade or so has seen an unbridled renaissance, with downtown Durham becoming a thriving hub for foodies and culture, a destination for folks […]
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Here Are 18 Things We Want to See Happen in 2018
For most of us, 2017 was a full-on dumpster fire of a year, long and exhausting and infuriating and chaotic and oftentimes simply depressing. So as we embark upon another revolution around the sun, we here at the INDY wanted to lay out something of a wish list for 2018, eighteen things we’d like to […]
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Home Shopping Network: You Don’t Need to Look Outside the Triangle to Find Great Brands and Retailers
THE ART OF STYLE At The Art of Style, the look is chic, cosmopolitan, and modern, with a monochromatic palette that would please even the most fashion-forward urban dwellers. The store carries men’s and women’s clothes by a slate of distinctive designer brandsfamiliar names like Kenneth Cole along with N.C. brands like Wilmington’s Forge & […]
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Our Ten Favorite Food Trucks in the Triangle
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