The group’s mantra is “housing first.”
Sara Pequeño
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Former Chapel Hill Business Owner Makes Request for Pretrial Release
Julian Khater, the former manager and co-owner of Frutta Bowl, was arrested in March for his involvement in the January 6 insurrection.
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Orange County Rape Crisis Center Faces Budget Cuts Thanks to Federal Government
The funding cuts could drastically alter their award-winning SafeTouch program, which has been taught in the county’s two school systems for 35 years.
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Five Years After H.B. 2, Legislation Targets Transgender North Carolinians
A trio of transphobic bills in the N.C. General Assembly may not pass into law, but their existence threatens the safety of trans people across the state.
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Johnson and Johnson Vaccine Put On Pause Due to Very Rare Possibility of Blood Clots
You’re more likely to experience blood clotting due to birth control, physicians say.
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Carolina Performing Arts Names Alison Friedman New Executive and Artistic Director
Friedman will be joining the organization in October.
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Chapel Hill Teacher Wins N.C. Teacher of the Year
Eugenia Floyd is a fourth-grade teacher at Mary Scroggs Elementary and a graduate of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools.
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A Teenager Was Attacked at a Black Lives Matter Vigil. Now, She’s Working to Fix the State’s Hate Crime Law.
Lawmakers in both the state House and Senate filed the Hate Crimes Prevention Act this March. The bill aims to change the definition of a hate crime, consider it a felony, and require reporting of hate crimes at the state level.
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North Carolina Republicans Continue to Push Transphobic Legislation with Yet Another Bill
The new bill aims to keep anyone under age 21 from using hormone blockers and other gender-affirming medical practices.
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Hubert Davis Named Head Coach of UNC Men’s Basketball Team
Davis replaces Roy Williams, who led the Tar Heels to three national championship titles during his tenure as head coach.
