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Israel Orders Evacuations as It Widens Offensive but Palestinians Are Running Out of Places To Go
Written by WAFAA SHURAFA and SAMY MAGDY Israel’s military renewed calls Monday for mass evacuations from the southern town of Khan Younis, where tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians have sought refuge in recent weeks, as it widened its ground offensive and...
What We’re Thinking: A Trumper Runs Through It
This week, Tom and Aaron examine the state of the GOP presidential race through a recent survey of Montana voters.
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What’s Trending: We’re 4 Percent Butterfat!
Trending today: Victor takes a deep dive into Dippin’ Dots, the “ice cream of the future” that now has a rival called MiniMelts.
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Healthy Holiday Eating: ‘People Caring for People’ with Meredith Parvin
Piedmont Health dietitian Meredith Parvin joins Aaron to discuss how to eat healthy during the holidays – without skipping the festivities.
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Hometown Hero: Marc Pons
This week’s Hometown Hero, presented by Hendrick Southpoint, is Marc Pons of Chapel Hill Tire! This year, as December begins and the end-of-year holidays approach, Chapel Hill Tire's "12 Days of Kindness" event is coming to town once again. Each year, Chapel...
The Morning News: Candidate Filing, Duke’s Mayo Bowl
In today’s news: candidate filing begins for the 2024 election, and UNC football lands a spot in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl.
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Local Government Meetings: December 4-8
This week, Barbara Foushee will be sworn in as Carrboro’s new mayor, while Durham County Commissioners study the future of the RTP.
UNC Football to Face West Virginia in Duke’s Mayo Bowl
The Tar Heels will end the season where it started three months ago. Carolina earned a bid to the Duke's Mayo Bowl in Charlotte, where it will face West Virginia. The game is scheduled for December 27. https://twitter.com/DukesMayoBowl/status/1731448245023363411...
Art’s Angle: Going Small
How does a team that hasn’t done it much in recent years go from 14 points down in the second half to 14 up, sealing an important 78-70 victory in its ACC opener? By turning to a three-guard small lineup and a full-court press, which the Tar Heels also haven’t done...
On the Porch: A Conversation with Bill Bell, Part 2
William V. “Bill” Bell has been an active public servant of Durham, NC, for 51 years. Elected to the Durham County Board of Commissioners in 1972, served for 26 years, chairing the board for 12 years. Bell was also the longest serving mayor of Durham; served 8 terms (2001-2017), choosing not to run for re-election in 2017.
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