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- New zoning rules could boost range of affordable homes
- Her own terms
- Morgan Creek Greenway reviewed
- Greenways discussion continues
- Obesity impairs body’s ‘memory’ of how to fight flu
- Robinson memorial clinic inoculates 62 against flu
- March is chlorine month
- Wilson gets life without parole
- Towns, UNC agree on Google plan
- Arrest made
- Gazebo to be dedicated in memory of Rebecca Clark
- Street Scene turns 25
- From Kansas to Carrboro
- Schizophrenia symposium
- Major dorm project looms large on Short Street
Her own terms
Ashley Osment confronts cancer and the merits of positive thinking.
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Morgan Creek Greenway reviewed
CARRBORO — The Carrboro Board of Aldermen on Tuesday night reviewed an extensive master plan for additional phases of the Morgan Creek Greenway, including a possible pedestrian bridge under Smith Level Road near Frank Porter Graham Elementary School. Full Story »
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New zoning rules could boost range of affordable homes
The Chapel Hill Town Council looks at an inclusionary-zoning ordinance aimed at expanding the range of housing stock and making more of it available to low- and moderate-income families. Full Story »
Greenways discussion continues
Tensions brewing over the proposed paved path along Bolin Creek broke out among members of the Carrboro Greenways Commission at Town Hall Monday night. Full Story »
Obesity impairs body’s ‘memory’ of how to fight flu
UNC study says obesity may limit the body’s ability to develop immunity to influenza viruses. Full Story »
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Little gardens beneath our feet
Signaling spring’s arrival, those blue speedwells are flowering now in many yards throughout our neighborhoods. You may even spot patches of blue in the medians as you drive around our towns on Fordham Boulevard. Full Story »
Women’s art at heart of fundraising success
Good ideas, like art and wine, improve with time. Full Story »
For art’s sake
Calm usually does not describe an artist at his or her first solo exhibit.
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Gazebo to be dedicated in memory of Rebecca Clark
A gazebo at the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery on the corner of Country Club and South roads will be dedicated to the memory of the … Full Story »
Street Scene turns 25
Street Scene Teen Center in downtown will celebrate its 25th year in operation with a special event this Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. featuring … Full Story »
Opinion »
Changes afoot
You may have noticed it already, but you’ll be starting to see a certain byline a little more frequently — mine.
Usually I reserve the Letter Full Story »
Only 101 years to go.. . .
I have under my care two community newspapers. The Citizen is one of them, and the other is The News-Journal, which tells the story of Raeford and Hoke County in southeastern NC, where … Full Story »
The life-threatening budget cuts
The state budget crisis has turned into a matter of life and death for more than 200 people in North Carolina living with HIV/AIDS. The state’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program … Full Story »
Schools »
FPG brings reading to life
Students at Frank Porter Graham Elementary School took advantage of an extra hour of daylight Monday by attending the school’s Readathon night. The Readathon has been an … Full Story »
Fashion Show at ECHHS
East Chapel Hill High School’s fashion merchandising class will hold a “Night in the Spotlight” fashion show this Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the school’s … Full Story »
CHH student appointed to state office
Manoj Paladugu has been appointed to the office of Parliamentarian for the North Carolina Technology Student Association (NCTSA). Paladugu was selected for the office by … Full Story »
Obituaries »
Obituary: Virginia E. Tolliver
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Obituary: Pearson H. Stewart
Obituary: Pearson H. Stewart Full Story »
Obituary: Tim Morgan
Obituary: Tim Morgan Full Story »
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Little gardens beneath our feet
Signaling spring’s arrival, those blue speedwells are flowering now in many yards throughout our neighborhoods. You may even spot patches of blue in the medians as you drive around our towns on Fordham Boulevard.