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April 25, 2014
Posted by Staff | Apr 25, 2014 | A Page From D.G. Martin's Notebook
2014 Community Forum!
Posted by Staff | Apr 25, 2014 | Photo Galleries
The 2014 Community Forum was a grand success! Friends and colleagues gathered at the WCHL/Chapelboro offices to discuss the issues that matter to you!
Read MoreDSC’s 8th Annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser
Posted by Staff | Apr 25, 2014 | Photo Galleries
Last night the Dispute Settlement Center held their 8th Annual Wine Tasting, Raffle, and Silent Auction Fundraiser at Southern Season to raise money for their great cause. Photos courtesy of David Bellin
Read MoreMaking CH Affordable: Action Greater Than Talk
Posted by Staff | Apr 24, 2014 | Development
“It is a matter of will, and it is a matter of priority.”
Read MoreBig Time College Sports: Fairness, Compensation, Unionization and Ramen Noodles
“Kelly, you don’t go to bed hungry, do you?” UNC Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham jokes with senior UNC women’s soccer player Kelly McFarlane.
Read MoreDiamond Heels Host Hokies With Targets On Backs
Posted by Staff | Apr 24, 2014 | UNC Sports
The Diamond Heels are coming in to their matchup with the Hokies off a much needed Wednesday victory over an in-form Liberty team ranked No. 30 in the nation.
Read MorePublic School Leaders Agree: ‘Our Fight is With Raleigh, Not Commissioners’
Posted by Staff | Apr 24, 2014 | Uncategorized
It’s that time of year when cash-strapped school systems send funding requests to the Orange County Board of Commissioners, which means there will almost certainly be some hard feelings when the response comes.
Read MoreFrom Football To Floods, Collaboration Is Key To Public Safety
Posted by Staff | Apr 24, 2014 | Uncategorized
Orange County is generally regarded as safe, but local public safety officials say collaboration is the key to facing new challenges facing our community.
Read MoreEconomic Development Causing Growing Pains For Chapel Hill
Posted by Staff | Apr 24, 2014 | Development
The task at hand is to decide how to have development happen across the town in a way that serves the community, and but many disagree about the best approach.
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