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Varsity Theatre to reopen next month

The historic Varsity Theatre will return to Franklin Street in November under new ownership and will feature $3 movies, a renovated lobby and a children’s party room. The business closed in June. More information can be found at www.varsityonfranklin.com where the new owners promise a slate of recently released and classic movies, private screenings and […]

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Chapel Hill NIMBYs oppose new homeless shelter site

Chapel Hill’s initial concept plan review for the Inter-Faith Council men’s homeless shelter had very little to do with bricks and mortar, water and sewer. The Town Council meeting was more about Chapel Hill’s homeless and what social and ethical responsibility, if any, lies with the community to help rehabilitate veterans, the mentally and physically […]

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Thorpe-Anderson Breakfast Club endorses familiar faces in Chapel Hill, Carrboro contests

The Thorpe-Anderson Breakfast Club, a group of progressive NAACP supporters and members, is backing incumbents in races for Chapel Hill Town Council, Carrboro mayor and Board of Aldermen and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board. The group’s endorsements, always sought after by the candidates, were released today. They are as follows:  Chapel Hill Mayor […]

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Boston College pounding leaves Wolfpack defense in shambles

TV/ABC11 – Due to the late-running, and excruciatingly slow-developing Texas-Oklahoma contest, today’s N.C. State-Boston College matchup wasn’t available on local channels until the 3:15 to go mark in the first quarter. Most folks, Wolfpack fans included, probably wish the game stayed that way, as N.C. State went down 52-20 at Chestnut Hill, Mass. Viewers were […]

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