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February 5, 2014
Posted by Staff | Feb 5, 2014 | A Page From D.G. Martin's Notebook
2014 Carolina Global Photo Exhibition
Posted by Staff | Feb 5, 2014 | Photo Galleries
Photography enthusiasts filled the Global FedEx Center to find out the winners of the 2014 Global Photography Contest!
Read MoreMore Sales Tax, Less Grant Money For OC Bus And Rail Plan
Posted by Staff | Feb 5, 2014 | Local Government
Triangle Transit officials say financial projections for the Orange County Bus and Rail Plan need to be adjusted due to cuts to state and federal funding.
Read More3 Carrboro BoA Members Vow to Keep Supporting ‘Moral Mondays’
Posted by Staff | Feb 5, 2014 | Local Government
egardless of the outcome in a Wake County courtroom today, three Carrboro Aldermen that were arrested at a June 3 Moral Monday protest at the State Capitol say they’ll continue to push back against what Alderman Sammy Slade calls “extreme measures” of the North Carolina General Assembly.
Read MoreCarolina Football Welcomes New Tar Heels On National Signing Day
Posted by Staff | Feb 5, 2014 | UNC Sports
Wednesday is National Signing Day in college football. And the Tar Heels will be busy filling out their remaining scholarship spots as national letters of intent flood in to Kenan Football Center.
Read MoreSo Long, Maryland! Tar Heels Trump Terps 75-63
Posted by Staff | Feb 4, 2014 | Basketball, UNC Sports
The North Carolina men’s basketball team ushered Maryland out the ACC door Tuesday night with an emphatic victory to improve to 15-7 overall and 5-4 in the ACC.
Read More“Orange County Five” Moral Monday Protesters To Appear In Court Wednesday
Posted by Staff | Feb 4, 2014 | State Government
The Orange County Five are made up former Mayor of Carrboro Mark Chilton, Carrboro Aldermen Damon Seils, Michelle Johnson and Sammy Slade, and Chapel Hill Town Council member Donna Bell.
Read MoreCH-Carrboro City Schools To Work With Security Consultant
Posted by Staff | Feb 4, 2014 | Pre-K - 12 Education
Michael Dorn, of Safe Havens International, and his team are working with CHCCS to improve its crisis preparedness and campus safety.
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