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N.C. State shuts down Tar Heels in second half en route to season-ending victory

CARTER-FINLEY STADIUM/RALIEGH “N.C. State here we go,” a man dressed all in red shouted as he exited Carter-Finley Stadium, his team having just defeated its bitter rival for the third straight year. “TOB (Tom O’Brien) 3-0. Here we go. Butch Davis, what do you have?” “Stop, you’re making a spectacle,” his girlfriend told him sharply. […]

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Robert Dowling

You can’t mention affordable housing in Orange County without invoking the name of Robert Dowling. Just ask any local politician. Or ask all the people who live in neighborhoods they never could have called home without Dowling’s hard work. “For my tenure as mayor, whenever developers have come in to talk to me about a […]

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Michelle Cotton Laws

When Michelle Cotton Laws rose to speak at the dedication of Chapel Hill’s Peace and Justice Plaza this past August (download MP3), she found herself looking straight into the eyes of Silent Sama statue of a gun-toting Confederate soldier that famously adorns the UNC campus. For the crowd gathered in front of the Franklin Street […]

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IFC calls on public for holiday meal help

Chapel Hill-Carrboro’s Interfaith Council is asking for your help as more families than ever are in need of a holiday meal this season. Executive Director Chris Moran says he’s seen a 52 percent increase from last year in families using the food pantry, with 2,560 households participating. “That number keeps going up every month, and […]

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