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Windows on Chapel Hill’s Reception at Lantern
Posted by Staff | Mar 26, 2014 | Photo Galleries
Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership held an opening reception in the garden patio at Lantern to celebrate the art that’s part of the latest installment of the Windows on Chapel Hill exhibit!
Read MoreNCAA Women’s 2nd Round – North Carolina vs. Michigan State
Posted by Staff | Mar 26, 2014 | Photo Galleries
The NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship Second Round game with #4 UNC and #5 Michigan State looked to be a close game after Carolina’s last victory. Unfortunately for the Spartans, the Tar Heels took an...
Read MoreZoning Issue Delays Restaurant, Retail, Manufacturing Development in Carrboro
Posted by Staff | Mar 26, 2014 | Development
CARRBORO- A group of local developers wants to bring restaurants and retail to a long-abandoned property on South Greensboro Street in Carrboro. But first, there’s a sticky zoning issue that needs to be worked out.
Read MoreDiamond Heels Look For Midweek Recovery Versus Winthrop Eagles
Posted by Staff | Mar 26, 2014 | UNC Sports
The North Carolina baseball team, 15-8 on the season and 5-4 in conference, will look to rebound from its 2-1 ACC series loss to Georgia Tech last weekend when it takes on Winthrop, 11-14 on the year, Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. at Boshamer Stadium.
Read MoreSweet Caroline! Tar Heel Women Topple Spartans, Book Trip To Stanford
Posted by Staff | Mar 25, 2014 | Basketball, UNC Sports
The fourth-seeded North Carolina women’s basketball team delivered a stirring performance on both sides of the floor Tuesday night in Carmichael to down No. 5 seed Michigan State 62-53 and book a spot in the Sweet Sixteen in Stanford, California this weekend.
Read MoreOC Raccoon Rabies Cases Could Be On The Rise In 2014
Posted by Staff | Mar 25, 2014 | News Around Town
“It certainly seems like we are having an uptick in the number of rabies cases….”
Read MoreUNC Provost To Speak On Academic Performance Standards Wednesday
“The Carolina Metrics Project” seeks to build a set of guidelines to measure academic performance and set targets for improvement
Read MoreUNC Student Body President Asks CH Town Council To Overturn Occupancy Limit
Posted by Staff | Mar 25, 2014 | Local Government
“No student should be told to move in the middle of the semester, especially due to misleading or lacking information.” Lambden said.
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