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Durham Housing Inequality Exhibit is Now Online
Uneven Ground is a project of Bull City 150, a collaboration between the Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity and the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University.
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The Other Constitutional Amendments: A Primer to Your Ballot’s Other Big Questions
The right to hunt and fish? Reinstate voter ID? Change the judicial appointment process? Find out what you need to know.
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Does the Type of Crime Affect How Jurors See a Case? New Duke Study Says It Can.
The more severe the crime, the more confident the study participants were in the strength of a case.
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Hear from Temporary Protected Status Holders, Supporters At Downtown Durham Forum
Trump has moved to end Temporary Protected Status for thousands of disaster-affected immigrants.
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GoTriangle Wants Input on Proposed Light Rail Changes, Including That Idea to Close Off the Blackwell Street Rail Crossing
A proposal to close the crossing to traffic and install a pedestrian bridge is drawing concerns from downtown heavyweights.
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NC Governor Signs ‘Unprecedented’ Executive Order to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The order sets a goal for the state to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent by the year 2025.
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Judicial Candidates, DA-elect Commit to Durham CAN’s Justice Reform Agenda
All of the judicial candidates present as well as Durham’s incoming DA responded “yes” to each of Durham CAN’s priorities.
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Durham Belt Line One Step Closer to Reality After Land Purchase
The city has purchased a 1.7-mile-long former railroad corridor it plans to turn into an urban greenway.
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Every Member of Durham’s City Council, County Board and School Board Has Come Out Against The Proposed Amendments to the NC Constitution
They’re among more than seventy-five local elected officials across the state saying #NixAllSix.
