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Chatham Habitat for Humanity sets a brisk pace
Colin Rumbley, a UNC student from Charlotte, operates the cutting station on the job site of Chatham County Habitat for Humanity’s new energy saving home … Full Story »
Board passes six-month development moratorium
By Kirk Ross
Staff Writer
The Carrboro Board of Aldermen approved a six-month development moratorium by a vote of 5-2, Tuesday night, putting a temporary hold on … Full Story »
Commissioners approve transfer station for solid waste at Eubanks Road site
By Susan Dickson
Staff Writer
In a decision that pleased no one, questions are raised about sending waste out of county
The Orange County Board of Commissioners voted … Full Story »
UNC offers three scenarios for Carolina North
By Kirk Ross
Staff Writer
Three new words have entered the lexicon in the saga of Carolina North. So get ready for the definition and the ensuing … Full Story »
Pollen days are here, but don’t blame the pines
By Susan Dickson
Staff Writer
It’s that time of year again. A familiar yellow dust has settled on cars, houses and anything left outside, leaving a trail … Full Story »
Town Council agrees to try working with UNC on neighborhood committees
By Kirk Ross
Staff Writer
CHAPEL HILL—The Chapel Hill Town Council agreed to participate in an effort by the university to set up two pilot neighborhood committees, … Full Story »
Services set for Jason Ray
UNC News Services
Services have been scheduled for Jason Ray, a member of UNC’s cheerleading team who died this week.
Ray, 21, died this Monday at Hackensack … Full Story »
Kirk Osborn dies at 64
By Taylor Sisk
Staff Writer
Chapel Hill criminal-defense attorney J. Kirk Osborn died in the early hours of Sunday morning. He suffered a massive heart attack on … Full Story »
News briefs: 3/28/07
Police seek suspect in RBC robbery attempt
An unidentified black male attempted to rob the RBC Centura Bank at 300 Weaver St. at 9:45 a.m. on … Full Story »
Flux up yonder
Moratoriums are, as Planning Board chair James Carnahan put it, “a crude tool.” Crude, but effective. And, sometimes, entirely necessary to give a local government … Full Story »
Time for Blue Cross to act like a non-profit
By Adam Searing
N.C. Justice Center’s Health Access Coalition
Nearly $190 million. That’s the just-released annual “profit” of “nonprofit” NC Blue Cross Blue Shield, NC’s largest health … Full Story »
Dear Carrboro,
You can take the boy out of the paper, but …
The confessions of a once-and-future paperboy
By Jock Lauterer
As veteran Chapel Hill journalist Roland Giduz reminded … Full Story »
Grrr…
By Frank Heath
Sports Columnist
It’s that week again, one of the most difficult times of the year for a Carolina fan. You know the week: the … Full Story »
Governor Easley’s last chance to lead
By Chris Fitzsimon
Governor Mike Easley has had better months, and the way he responds to a recent flurry of bad news may define his last … Full Story »
Sloshing around in the name of science
By Susan Dickson
Staff Writer
It’s an area they know fairly well, so it made sense to let Frank Porter Graham Elementary School students lead visitors in … Full Story »
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