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Triangle Food Banks Brace For Increased Demand As SNAP Cutoff Nears
What’s happening with SNAP in the Triangle, where to find food assistance, and how you can help others access food as the shutdown drags on.
A Booth at the State Fair Urges Attendees to Give Peace a Chance
For 75 years, local pacifists have organized a “Peace Booth” at the State Fair. Is it exactly what our moment needs, or a relic of the past?
Exile from Main StreetÂ
Little Gem brings sprightly cocktails and a music-infused ethos
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Bell and Williams Square Off in Mayoral Debate
Ahead of the November 4 election, Durham mayor Leonardo Williams and challenger Anjanée Bell discussed budgeting, homelessness, public safety and what it takes to lead the Bull City.
Backtalk: “We need not pass bad policy for good reasons.”
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Records: Seminary Leaders Urged Wake Forest Mayor to Drop Pride Month ProclamationÂ
Emails to Mayor Vivian Jones from the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary’s president and a vice president asked town officials to retract a proclamation recognizing the LGBTQ community, citing “partnerships” and differing viewpoints.
INDY Selects: What to Do in the Triangle This Week
Dante High’s final show, spooky films, a Death Faire in Pittsboro, and more local events we recommend this week.
Chinese American Candidates in Western Wake County Are Running Strong Town Council Campaigns
With the support of a new PAC and a considerable donor base, candidates Bella Huang in Cary and Sue Mu in Apex could join a small but growing roster of Asian American elected officials in North Carolina.
2025 Endorsements: Durham Municipal Election
Our recommendations for Durham mayor and the ward 1, 2, and 3 city council seats.
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