November 29, 2018: Looking To 2020
The final outstanding races have been decided for the 2018 midterm! So now it’s time to focus on 2020: what’s the Congressional picture, and who are the likely Democratic presidential nominees?
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November 29, 2018: Franklin
Scott’s favorite US state – Franklin – gets a shout-out at the Constitutional Convention.
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Chapel Hill-idays 2018 with Susan Brown and Elinor Landess
Susan and Aaron are joined by Elinor Landess of the Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership for a preview of “Chapel Hill-idays” downtown! (And our favorite holiday books.)
Read MoreNovember 28, 2018: Mack
Mack Brown is back as UNC head football coach. Was his hire a good move?
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November 27, 2018: Remembering the “Chapel Hill Nine”
The Chapel Hill Public Library is hosting an event called “Opening Our Future” on Friday, remembering the “Chapel Hill Nine” – high school students who conducted a sit-in at the Colonial Drugstore to push for racial integration.
Read MoreNovember 27, 2018: NC WARN vs Duke Energy
The environmental watchdog organization NC WARN is asking state regulators to ban Duke Energy from using consumers’ money for “influence spending.”
Read MoreNovember 27, 2018: Alzheimer’s Awareness Month – Click to Listen
Reflecting on National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month with Dennis Streets, executive director of the Chatham County Council on Aging.
Read MoreNovember 26, 2018: Great Books
Max and Aaron chat about CPH’s upcoming “Great Books” series for the spring semester.
Read MoreWeek of November 26, 2018
Upcoming holiday events in Hillsborough; Chapel Hill talks transportation (including light rail); Carrboro recognizes an LGBT pioneer.
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November 26, 2018: CHCCS Sustainability
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools just received a scholarship from the US Green Building Council’s Center for Green Schools – one of only five school districts nationwide to earn the honor.
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