This week I was planning a Flora story inspired by the pressed-flower specimen in Jock Lauterer’s Great Aunt Myra Baldwin’s 1943 diary described in a recent “A Thousand Words.”
Throughout March and April, the Carrboro Commune, best described as a loose affiliation of people who like gardening and dislike capitalism, gardened and threw tea parties at the site of Garden Everywhere, but without Vincent Gonzalez.
Come to the 30th-annual Hillsborough Hog Day this Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the River Park behind the Courthouse at 140 E. Margaret Lane.
A free event exploring civic engagement and social-justice issues will be held this Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Chapel Hill Public Library’s Program Space in University Mall.
Chapel Hill High senior Kristen Powers was honored at the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards 17th-annual state awards ceremony in Washington, D.C., as one of the top two youth volunteers of 2012.
Rogers Road – A Series The Citizen examined issues related to the fight of the Rogers and Eubanks roads community to be relieved of what they allege to be the undue burden of 35 years.
Breakdown – NC's mental health system unravels
As North Carolina's mental health system unraveled, Citizen Contributing Editor Taylor Sisk tracked the changes and the impact of a loss of services on individuals in the system.
OASIS – Charting a path to recovery
A three-part series on the onset of psychosis in young adults, its treatment and UNC’s Outreach and Support Intervention Services program.
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