Chapel Hill, NC News

• Chapel Hill, NC News
• Service to honor black Civil War soldiers
• Woman fatally shot outside Chapel Hill school
• ChapelHill assigned high bond ratings
• Orange High School principal fights demotion
• Woman fatally shot outside Chapel Hill school
• CHCCS Board Briefs For May 17, 2012
• Carrboro Family Dollar decision delayed again
• Chatham students arrested on LSD charges
• Carrboro approves PTA Thrift Shop expansion
• Chapel Hill mayor point-man on Amendment One
• Carolina to offer M.D.-M.B.A. dual-degree program through new collaboration
• N.C. House and Senate Leaders Announce UNC Health Care System and WakeMed Agreement
• Professor's scare highlights need for blood donors
• Discovery suggests new combination therapy strategy for basal-like breast cancers
• Chapel Hill 2020 ready for review
• The future is abstract, says 2020 contest winner
• Language debate brings out big crowd
• Saint Barbara's Greek Festival 2012
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro school board sets FPG magnet school vote
• Carrboro alderman Coleman to resign for family move
• Orange County budget projects no tax increase, employee raises
• Carrboro could decide Family Dollar store fate May 23
• PlayMakers awarded top NEA grant for upcoming season
• Chatham backs voter ID bill, 3-2
• Carrboro board considers contentious Family Dollar proposal
• Kids plus dogs equals ‘magic’
• Proposed Chapel Hill budget raises tax rate, reinstates fireworks
• Board of Education Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2012
• Early Commencement Highlights: Tar Heel basketball helps Bloomberg advise new grads
• Michael R. Bloomberg's Commencement Address
• Occupiers gear up for next phase
• Bloomberg to send off UNC grads
• System failed Josh Bailey, until verdict, adopted father says
• Life in prison for ‘cold-blooded killing’
• Anti-amendment vigil Wednesday night in Chapel Hill
• Nutrition Research Institute receives Grand Challenges Explorations Grant for global health research
• CHCCS Board Briefs For May 3, 2012
• Minton guilty of first-degree murder in Josh Bailey slaying
• Dorosin, Rich in for District 1, Price moves on to November
• Orange County Board of Education: Incumbents Halkiotis, McKnight win with Sanders
• Judge puts brakes on Chapel Hill cellphone ban, towing ordinance
• Ceremony honors UNC’s Confederate war dead
• New York's SITI Company to present work-in-progress May 18
• Minton jurors to resume deliberations Tuesday
• County officials don’t see end to same-sex benefits
• Ross makes case for new personnel system
• Election Protection Hotline to field questions, concerns on Election Day
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro dual-language debate continues
• Bids exceed
• Jurors in Bailey murder trial could begin deliberations Monday
• Children find calm and companionship at Pittsboro cat refuge
• Neighbors protest planned Family Dollar store in Carrboro
• Bailey murder trial jury sent home; closing arguments Monday
• Chapel Hill Town Council considers taxi regulations
• Bailey murder trial could go to jury Friday
• Expert: DNA from burial site matches Bailey murder suspect
• Judge puts hold on Chapel Hill cell-phone ban
• UNC study shows potential to revive abandoned cancer drug by nanoparticle drug delivery
• Chapel Hill may avoid tax increase
• Evidence may link Bailey gravesite and murder suspect
• Orange County keeps tax distribution method
• Amendment One and the Orange County ballot
• Q&A with District 2 candidates Yuhasz and Price
• Public transportation difficult, unreliable for Orange County’s disabled
• Orange County extends dump-site cleanup offer
• UNC Nutrition Research Institute study identifies gene associated with male infertility
• Elected leaders in Orange County stand against Amendment One
• Cuts strain transportation for Orange County’s disabled
• Q-and-A with Orange County District 1 candidates
• Orange County school systems ask county for more money
• Dual Language proposals get chilly reception
• Elected leaders in Orange County stand against Amendment One
• Spanish Dual Language magnet school plan draws mixed response
• Expert describes finding Bailey’s body
• DR Horton to stop taking drilling rights from N.C. homeowners
• Accused gunman was slow to admit role in shooting, says investigator
• Faeries and dragons and knights, oh my!
• Officers tell court how they solved Josh Bailey mystery and found his body
• Chatham Mills has plan to pay debt, grow
• Planing Board chairwoman to recuse herself from Charterwood vote
• CHCCS Board Briefs For April 29, 2012
• Town Council pans planned hotel, student housing project
• Edwards trial opens with scrutiny of Andrew Young
• Witness: Minton was in charge of Bailey murder
• President Obama to Deliver Remarks at UNC
• President Obama to visit UNC on Tuesday
• More details emerge in Josh Bailey murder
• International panel recommends new model for breast cancer care
• UNC professor Myron Cohen wins top award from Clinical Research Forum for HIV prevention study
• Witness says she was scared of Bailey’s accused killers
• Tax assessor: Revaluation will force higher tax rates
• Scrapel Hill art exhibit opens at University Mall
• New director says ArtsCenter has moved ‘far away from the precipice’
• CHCCS Board Briefs For March 29, 2012
• Defense questions Bailey witness’s changing stories
• Football-related catastrophic brain injuries on the rise
• Fresh from the coast and worth the wait
• Aldermen OK Eubanks Road realignment
• Protesters removed from UNC Board of Governors meeting
• UNC receives $10 million commitment for art collection, heart disease research
• Hotel and student apartments proposed for Chapel Hill
• Taxpayers to eat unpaid school lunch tab
• ‘Beijing Impressions’ melds personal, political
• Cuts to squeeze Chapel Hill nonprofits
• Opening arguments in Josh Bailey murder trial to begin Wednesday
• Hillsborough mayor sees tax-rate hike
• UNC freshman applications soar 24 percent
• Orange County commissioners ask for more feedback on transit plan
• New Chapel Hill 2020 draft plan released
• Teacher’s books connect with kids’ imaginations
• Hey kids, what will Chapel Hill look like?
• Land near Eno River will stay in farming
• Church of Reconciliation ordains lesbian minister
• Communities Across North Carolina receive 2012 ‘Excellence In Communications' Awards At Annual NC3C Conference
• Science Expo and spring football come to campus Saturday April 14
• Sheriff’s Office to run Animal Control
• County to study
• Chatham County author’s book of shorts storied honored by PEN/Hemingway
• UNC system president defends proposed personnel change
• Greenhouse Project tries to grow a better Chapel Hill-Carrboro school system
• Gene variations linked to intestinal blockage in newborns with cystic fibrosis
• Bill affecting UNC system workers in dispute
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA drops possible merger talks
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro parents: Don’t end Chinese language program
• Fracking opponents dominate Chapel Hill hearing
• CVS delays hearing on Carrboro store
• US autism rates reach new high; NC figures higher than national average
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda For April 19, 2012
• Fracking opponents dominate Chapel Hill hearing
• Boat builders build better chicken coop
• 'The Professors' at Common Ground
• UNC to offer new online MPA program designed for working professionals
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro CROP Walk steps off
• Protest sparks debate about how to deal with anarchist activists
• Carrboro aldermen to discuss police response to protest
• Indian company apologizes, removes billboard picturing Eve Carson
• UN hits water target, but 1.8 billion people still drinking unsafe water, study shows
• North Carolina Women's Hospital Receives Prestigious International Award
• UNC part of new US effort to tackle critical global water problems
• Protest lobs ‘seed bombs’ at planned Carrboro CVS site
• Orange County finalizes new aging plan
• Study shines light on brain mechanism that controls reward enjoyment
• Luella Love: New Lungs for a New Life
• Favor to a friend inspires biography
• Deer-call response frustrates
• Inaugural Poetry on the Hill Festival comes to Chapel Hill
• Lewis Black headlines UNC Comedy Festival
• CHCCS Board Briefs For March 15, 2012
• UNC’s Morgan Family writers program closes with visit by playwright Athol Fugard
• Transit future riding on Orange tax vote?
• Former Chapel Hill mayor to lead new U.S. 15-501 work group
• Autopsy says soldier found in Chapel Hill drowned
• Correction
• “Mama Juggs,” 3 generations, 1 performance, Friday night
• UNC-Chapel Hill faculty among Board of Governors teaching excellence award winners
• Hillsborough considers 5.5- or 6-cent tax-rate increase
• Durham removes graffiti for free
• Correction
• Graffiti on the rise, Carrboro police chief says
• Pope’s True Value, a Chatham County institution, going out of business
• Family pulls together for young riding champion
• Chatham County Walmart heightens sense of urgency for Obey Creek
• Graffiti on the rise, Carrboro police chief says
• Network approach improves outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease despite lack of new treatments
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for March 15, 2012
• Hold the phone: Council deadlocks on talking while driving
• Multiple UNC graduate programs ranked by U.S. News & World Report
• Legal eagles aid animals
• New school teaches Karen immigrants their native language
• Graffiti on the rise, Carrboro police chief says
• Transgender ex-soldier finds a ‘far greater sense of peace’
• Chatham County Walmart heightens sense of urgency for Obey Creek
• Raleigh takes Chapel Hill’s economic development boss
• Cell phone calls led to Chapel Hill murder suspect’s arrest
• CHCCS Board Briefs for March 1, 2012
• Drug helps purge hidden HIV virus, study shows
• Experts to discuss China's unprecedented economic boom April 9
• Transactors for Families at Common Ground Theatre
• News Briefs
• Art co-op thrives, reaches 5th birthday
• Notables
• Time to rise above hate
• Chatham needs foster homes
• Crime notes
• Charterwood developer amends application for Chapel Hill project
• Orange County Gymnastics has new home for now
• Home from the war, a woman
• AGENDAs
• Greenbridge foreclosure finalized
• Builder sues school system
• New charter school OK'd
• Peace says town needs to get tough with county
• Snipping success
• Council approves Lofts
• Walmart applies to build
• Rabies case confirmed
• Protein complex affects cells' ability to move, respond to external cues
• Thorp appointed to new Homeland Security Academic Advisory Council
• Foundation grant will help UNC study local level public health services
• Notables
• Rathskeller renovation off again
• Suspect admits kidnapping, could get six to seven years
• Quiet time with dad
• Mystery art to benefit center
• Martial arts training center weathers the recession
• Correction
• Teacher helps history come alive
• 2 shows, 1 theme
• AGENDAs
• Crime Notes
• Carrboro weighs land use at Old 86, Eubanks Road
• Notables
• Election filings add new contest
• Gymnastics business may close
• County rejects waste station site
• Trinitas project draws scrutiny
• AGENDAs
• Exhibit features imagery of 'Body and Soul'
• Decision due this week on new charter school
• Club Nova apartments purchased
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for March 1, 2012
• Carolina honors 24 with teaching awards
• Council revises housing rules
• DPAC seeks rising high school stars
• Knit about town
• Town to consider cell ban
• YMCA issues statement to members
• Humane Society CEO urges kindness to all
• AGENDAs
• Crime Notes
• Clarification
• Chefs face off
• Carrboro man to get stem cell transplant
• Rail and buses all one plan
• Fellowship to pay off its debt
• AGENDAs
• Notables
• Incumbent draws primary challenger as filings begin
• Town seeks cellphone ban input
• Council prohibits overnight stays on downtown plaza
• Bringing bigger smiles
• Council sets new rules for towing
• Advisory group says website isn't way to probe raid
• Science TV stars shine in NC Science Festival events in April
• Two UNC students receive Luce scholarships for study in Asia
• Ministry to sell its building
• Gubernatorial candidate vows to fix government
• Win a vacation, send mission teams abroad
• Crime Notes
• Wreck kills 2 teens
• 'Treasure' house
• Eegads: A big pet, challenge, and part of the family
• Illusions of the King
• Town names new leader
• Charges dropped in vandalism case
• Guatemalan student fundraiser
• Chamber of Commerce announces business of the year award winners
• County considers banning weapons on public property
• Ready to be top dog
• Crime Notes
• DOT, residents discuss Smith Level Road plans
• Notables
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Vote allows light-rail plan to move forward
• AGENDAs
• Chapel Hill 2020 wants input
• CVS boards building, fences in occupied site
• UNC approves tuition jump
• CHCCS Board Briefs for Feb. 2, 2012
• CHCCS Board Planning Retreat Packet for February 13, 2012
• Study: Homegrown terrorism down for second year in a row
• Orange County farmers to hold summit
• A Chocolate Affaire
• To report an error
• Project has 'serious interest'
• Water quality on tap
• Activists protest planned Carrboro CVS
• Crime Notes
• AGENDAs
• Refugees discuss their needs
• 'No' vote frustrates critics
• Corrections
• AGENDAs
• Changes pondered after protest
• Super Bowl Party
• Making your Best Shot even better
• School leader urged to think outside the box
• Fee, permit and license fees may stall food trucks
• New directory helps connect low-income women to cervical cancer services in North Carolina
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Agenda for February 2, 2012
• UNC to celebrate Black History Month
• YMCA uses Zumba moves to boost funds for the needy
• AGENDAs
• Commissioners reject marriage amendment
• Road work sends silt into Eastwood Lake
• NAACP to speak out on tuition hikes
• Hearing for Edwards aide moved
• Notables
• Crime Notes
• AGENDAs
• NCDOT awards resurfacing contract for Orange County
• Aldermen OK rezoning for Shelton Station
• Finding community for area's homeless
• Carrboro board OKs bigger cafe
• Suggested trash site to get look
• Panel puzzled at rebuff of investigator
• Task force formed for Rogers Road
• 'Defining marriage' musical plays at forum
• Two charged in slayings at rural store
• Carolina Leadership Academy renamed for former Director of Athletics
• Chamber elects new officers for 2012
• Chapel Hill native killed at Yosemite National Park
• Crime Notes
• Planning is more than a process
• Council debates Yates request
• Wider pool of buyers sought
• Documentary on student loan to air at UNC tonight
• AGENDAs
• Animation innovator to speak at hooding ceremony
• Teen wants to document brain disorder test
• Easthom wants discussion on use of public spaces
• News briefs
• Carrboro's Weaver Street open to traffic again
• Immigrant students get a taste of American of dining, politics
• CHCCS Board Briefs for January 19, 2012
• Chemistry professor honored by alumni association for service to UNC
• Group collects 10,122 books for local children
• Child support office moving
• Delay redistricting, parents say
• Chamber of Commerce to announce top businesses
• AGENDAs
• Crime Notes
• Stories to watch in 2012
• Body art spiritual ritual
• Notables
• Man charged in girlfriend's slaying
• Bryan appointed new district judge
• Tents remain after Occupy leaves
• Lofts design derided
• Mayor reopens trash debate
• UNC eyes 2013 construction
• Manager: Don't talk with media about raid
• UNC chooses 'The Shallows' for summer reading
• Benefits of high quality child care persist 30 years later
• HRC to move afterschool programs to new home
• Shelton Station project revised to reduce units
• Carrboro drafts library site rules
• 'We need days of waking up'
• Schools' strategy paying off
• Art capturing 'clean food movement'
• Crime Notes
• Carolina Meadows reports waste spill
• AGENDAs
• Book details 1960s marches
• Bake sale for Ronald McDonald House
• Notables
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board Of Education Meeting Agenda For January 19, 2012
• Chapel Hill Town Council tightens Northside building rules
• Rape Crisis to offer support groups
• Don't worry, be bored
• Independent investigation into November police raid sought by advisory board
• AGENDAs
• Big changes for Glen Lennox
• Bring books to Flyleaf on Monday
• Hillsborough residents to remove holiday decorations
• Free tutoring begins Jan. 23
• Battle of the Bands
• Safety island being added
• Both proposed light-rail routes to be studied further
• Activist Young speaks Tuesday
• Occupy takes down Franklin Street tents
• Town OKs library deal with reservations
• UNC scientists collaborate to find first major genetic mutation associated with hereditary prostate
• A plan in the works
• AGENDAs
• Church views on gay nuptials
• Photo exhibit highlights Triangle's spiritual diversity
• 'We are life partners'
• Group protests Yates report
• Meeting challenges
• Notables
• What's so important about a comprehensive plan?
• Counting in the new year
• Hillsborough starts alcohol crime team
• Crime Notes
• AGENDAs
• PlayMakers' 'No Child' looks at public education
• Occupy group to end camp in Chapel Hill
• Duke to host fracking forum
• It's 'love me not' for town of Carrboro
• Plan in for new student living
• Railway routes rile residents
• Local woman wins big
• Police get new dog
• News From The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - January 2012
• English presents daily challenge at FPG
• An Anglican church blossoms in northern Chatham County
• Applications for new campus incubator program due Friday
• AGENDAs
• Motorcyclist dies near I-540
• Tracking a Legend: Lyndon B. Johnson
• Plan targets traffic tie-ups
• Motorcycle love
• Woodworking wows trade-fair judges
• News Briefs
• Occupy Chapel Hill/Carrboro to take down tents
• 'In 2012, I resolve to ...'
• 5. 140 West building goes up
• 7. New men's shelter site OK'd
• 6. Carson killer gets life sentence
• AGENDAs
• 1. Police remove Yates squatters
• 4. Greenbridge faces foreclosure
• Orange County's Top 10 Stories of 2011
• 3. Davis removed as football coach
• News Briefs
• Rights center may be moving
• 1 (tie). Town begins library expansion
• Business Notes
• 9. New rules for Northside neigborhood
• Crime Notes
• 10. City schools get new superintendent
• 8. Voters OK new 1/4 cent sales-tax
• Family Dollar changes sought
• Chilton wary of YMCA merger
• Civil rights activist to speak on MLK
• Town Council nears vote on Chapel of the Cross addition
• IFC benefit concert
• AIDS work wins praise
• Life for Carson killer
• Advocate fights for N.C. animals
• Town wants plan to include all
• Pancake Fundraiser
• Making your Best Shot even better
• For many, no home for the holidays
• Skunk, raccoon rabid
• EMT can be sued in CHHS football player's death
• Green is great in nature, politics
• 'Stuff' can signal pet allergies
• 'Tis the season for a new pet
• Crime Notes
• Crime Notes
• News Briefs
• City schools could lose $4.6M
• Lovette jury weighs case
• GOP must drop divisive agenda
• Rams Plaza sold
• Notables
• Questions linger after building occupation
• Barbara Fredrickson Commencement Address
• Police advisory group will wait for Yates review
• Police arrest suspect in fatal shooting
• Readers writes
• Chamber salutes local heroes
• Board seeks to ease crowding
• Process drives up housing prices
• Condo site sold to UNC
• County approves library funding
• Clarification
• 'LoveTown' wants to play matchmaker
• Local YMCA considers partnership
• It took him 20 years, but now he's graduating from UNC
• Crime Notes
• Hillsborough assistant town manager accepts job in Ohio
• Closing arguments in Lovette trial due Monday
• Long Leaf Opera Company prepares to take its final bow
• CHCCS Board Briefs For December 15, 2011
• The power in you
• YMCA: Merger talk premature
• Bohemia on the boulevard
• Crime Notes
• Readers writes
• Police mum on details of two Chapel Hill deaths
• Time for UNC to divest from a dirty business
• Interest builds in solar-electric trikes
• Tip led police to suspect in Carson death
• Thorp meets with Obama
• Hargraves Center supervisor to receive town service award
• NAACP opposes charter school
• Notables
• AGENDAs
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for December 15, 2011
• Blue Cross to outsource IT jobs
• Refugee family gains a foothold in a foreign land
• Crime Notes
• Former girlfriend takes stand
• New Town Council members take office
• Anarchist graffiti found at three sites
• Chatham waiting on Walmart
• AGENDAs
• Readers writes
• Charter hopeful focuses on gap
• Town eyes Yates Motor review
• CVS considers fence
• Carrboro named finalist for Oprah's "LoveTown USA"
• Larry Fedora Will Be New Football Coach
• Thorp participates in White House higher ed roundtable
• Try a different path
• 2020 to guide budget
• Triangle sees increase in poverty rates, especially among children
• Crime Notes
• Customers: 'Reject' Duke rate increase
• Help prevent fires this holiday season
• News Briefs
• AGENDAs
• March supports local human rights center
• Artist Luis Franco 'making a statement' with race
• Parade Saturday
• She's the (code) enforcer
• Help salute town heroes Tuesday
• CHCCS Board Briefs For December 1, 2011
• Council sets hearing on cell-phone ban
• Seizure led to arrest
• Notables
• Community center must move
• Beloved white hat has deeper meaning
• Pantry funder has questions
• Duke, UNC unite for second annual concert
• AGENDAs
• Chapel Hill man shot
• Finding history down the drain
• 138 at UNC inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
• No easy road for food trucks
• Aldermen approve new sewer line
• Suspect in Carson killing heads to trial
• A second chance with art
• Food pantries split from donor
• Agendas
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for December 1, 2011
• Incoming US Army surgeon general among UNC nursing school alumni awardees
• Carrboro apologizes to reporters, detained
• Force needs probing
• 'Ma'am, please step back'
• Artwork spotlights vacant building
• Chapel Hill begins review of police raid on squatters
• Carrboro aldermen repeal anti-loitering rule
• Demographics affect planning
• Need funding? County offers workshop
• Agendas
• Paws help people
• Parking snags Northside plan
• Holiday Art Auction
• March decries raid
• Occupy Chapel Hill members talk tactics
• Crime Notes
• County OKs new elementary
• Teen picked for Souper Bowl
• Council considers towing rules
• Piedmont Health Services at Prospect Hill Fills A Void
• Unique Partnership Brings Doctors To State’s Underserved Areas
• CHCCS Board Briefs for November 17, 2011
• Local Researchers Receive Grants from National MS Society
• Police used force without warning
• Smith students connect
• UNC-Chapel Hill trustees endorse proposed 5-year tuition hike
• Protest planned at Town Hall
• Carrboro leaders concerned
• Agendas
• Help stock Orange County's holiday toy chest for children
• Seven cleared from building by police plead not guilty
• 'Revolutions not a dinner party'
• Crime Notes
• Untitled
• Zoning changes the mix
• Bloomberg's Grauer becomes newest UNC trustee
• Trustees honor four with Davie awards
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda And Packet Of Supporting Materials For December 1, 2011
• Triangle transit prospects stuck in neutral
• Karate builds strength inside and out
• Town defends use of force to end building occupation
• 'Squatters rights' claimed
• Apology sought after N&O reporter detained
• Agendas
• Corks for Kids
• Police arrest Chapel Hill protesters who occupied vacant business
• Carrboro and love show may be a perfect match
• Decision shows a county divided
• School solutions require challenging our beliefs
• Crime Notes
• Town may get food trucks
• Kidzu museum to reopen Friday
• Grand Opening Weekend
• Transactors Improv Presents Episode 2 Of The Professors
• Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle Concert to Feature Guest Vocalists
• CHCCs Board Briefs for November 3, 2011
• Study: Obesity weakens flu shot effectiveness
• Homegrown Halloween Monday
• Police arrest suspect
• Corrections
• County to remove some recycling bins
• AGENDAs
• To report an error
• Candidates emphasize growth at forum
• Efforts to upgrade sewer lines hit planning snag
• Chatham County Schools seeking input
• PTA Thrift Shop donates $265,000
• Local group checking for fraud
• Notables
• Anti-loitering law under fire
• School board will see tough issues
• Leaving no child behind
• Statements about UNC-Chapel Hill's Appearance at the NCAA Committee on Infractions
• UNC scientists find a shortcut to synthetic heparin
• Wild lives continue in Outer Banks
• Now you can license your pet online
• Pets need pest protection all year
• Russian quartet to play
• A kinder way to train
• Carrboro candidates tackle growth issues
• Lunafest
• Fracking proves a hard sell
• Group seeks repeal
• Study: Obesity limits effectiveness of flu vaccines
• Sociologist tracks social media's role in Occupy Wall Street movement
• Leaf collection begins Monday
• Mayoral candidate's flier predicts attacks by homeless
• How would candidates change development process?
• GoLive helps get you there on time
• Judge: UNC must release records in harassment suit
• Group wary of plan
• Present tents
• Bus ads to roll out this week
• AGENDAs
• 3rd annual Eve Ball
• Halloween events
• News From The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - October 2011
• FPG celebrates Diversity Night
• Haunted cemetery tours this week
• AGENDAs
• Crime Notes
• Carrboro and county eye Southwest library branch
• Schools deny fault
• 4 board hopefuls have ideas for downtown
• GOP, Locke blast sales tax
• Chapel Hill occupied
• Get Heeled 5K
• Clarification
• Vision lacking in focus
• Hopefuls address housing
• Council to weigh food-truck rules
• Carrboro man wins Haiku contest
• To report an error
• Crime Notes
• Fun at Hogan Farm
• UNC's arts director set his own path
• AGENDAs
• A decade of goodwill
• Fired workers sue town manager
• School board chair must run for four-year term
• See Riverwalk trail plan Oct. 19
• Run for hope
• To report an error
• Songs from the mouths of babes
• Proposed store worries neighbors
• Agendas
• Civil rights and the world
• Adults with disabilities work it out
• CHCCs Board Briefs for October 6, 2011
• Chamber Orchestra Kicks Off 29th Season in Newly Renovated Carolina Theatre
• African pop star Angelique Kidjo to sing at UNC
• AGENDAs
• Rotary Seafood Festival
• 200 attend 2020 meeting
• University to mark fight to overturn Speaker Ban
• Library bids come in too high
• Commission rejects plan to demolish part of inn
• Bank sells Greenbridge debt to investment firm
• Opening day almost due
• Crime Notes
• Challenges for aging population
• County eyes 2013 landfill closing
• Part of Umstead Drive reopens early
• Candidates in Chapel Hill talk of development
• Out of character
• Summit planned on law enforcement
• Buddhist temple to open hall
• Pink truck to join the blue
• Next 2020 vision meeting this Thursday
• AGENDAs
• Colonial Inn: The next chapter
• Vote on Shelton Station delayed
• To report an error
• Despite hurdles, family holds onto Hope
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda And Packet Of Supporting Materials For October 6, 2011
• Chapel Hill library to reopen Oct. 22
• Report details workers' concerns
• Candidates tackle spending
• Farmer on the mend after tractor accident
• Council members spar over town swimming-pool hours
• AGENDAs
• Pig Out for the Cure on Thursday
• Sports Briefs
• Bus route to serve Festifall
• Crime Notes
• To report an error
• Groups clear refuse from Eno
• Shelter accord sought
• Walk to aid drought relief
• Grace Church's Festifall water distribution goes 'Blue Green'
• To report an error
• 180 ways to rock Carrboro
• Group asks towns to OK deer hunting
• New study adds further guidance on when to start antiretroviral therapy for HIV
• Alley closing upsets merchants
• Roll back or face fines
• Birthday house
• AGENDAs
• Does Chapel Hill have too much mixed-use?
• Enrollment could bring freeze
• Condo owners hopeful
• To report an error
• Notables
• Forum focuses on the economy and environment
• Where is the transparency in homeless shelter planning?
• Carrboro alderman hopefuls debate issues
• Suspect charged in SunTrust robbery
• Fall is for planting
• Correction
• County library seeking logo
• Paved path sparks concern
• Crime Notes
• Bluegrass, Biscuits and Big Fish
• Next phase of road work begins
• AGENDAs
• Carrboro restricts dog tethering
• A fragrant promise in town
• October Calendar Listings - Septmber 16, 2011
• UNC concussion researcher named MacArthur Fellow
• Family Fun: The Mahogany Door Project To Perform at Carrboro Music Festival
• Board of Aldermen may change street-corner rules
• Fire departments face challenges
• Town eyes phoning at wheel
• New Hope department needs volunteer firefighters
• Sales-tax campaign begins
• AGENDAs
• Judge delays Edwards trial
• A plan for the future
• Kids rock!
• To report an error
• The Great Shoot Out Is Back!
• LifeTime Library thought to be the first nationwide
• UNC to launch Digital Innovation Lab
• Hectors is back for seconds and thirds
• AGENDAs
• Jail out of room
• Virginia Tech documentary to be shown tonight
• Gathering for Gregory
• Durham Tech marks 50 years
• To report an error
• Triangle memorials share grief and solace
• Crime Notes
• UNC ranks as 5th best public university for 11th year in a row
• Rescue funds halted
• Northside walk Tuesday evening
• Super Cooper's Rockin' Run
• County records 8th rabies case
• Prowler reported in Chapel Hill
• Council to consider phone ban
• Correction
• Events mark 9-11 10th anniversary
• Aldermen ask staff to look into increase in towing complaints
• Retail may replace Lloyd farm
• Prep work begins for ductbank, Carolina North greenway
• Crime Notes
• CarFree Day haikus sought
• Square revamp pitched
• AGENDAs
• RSVVP honors eateries
• R&B legends Toussaint, Staples, to perform at UNC
• Town to mark new sidewalk
• 'I always start with the eyes'
• Prof quits post as chairman
• Your Best Shot
• Notables
• Businesses feeling pinch of progress
• Center to thank patrons
• See an error
• AGENDAs
• Country Hoedown
• Podcast offers help to stutterers
• Catching animals' beauty
• Corrections
• AGENDAs
• Color- blind friends
• Opening Doors
• Park-ride study eyed
• Can I rehab my dog?
• Storm fells trees, leaves pottery
• Statement from UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp
• Mexican immigrants' diets raise risks of obesity, heart disease
• A corner of protest
• Exonerated man releases CD
• Chatham Mills in bankruptcy
• Police search for shooting suspect
• Auto study sought
• To report an error
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Crime Notes
• Dancing with a star
• Greensboro Street to be resurfaced
• To report an error
• AGENDAs
• Crime Notes
• ECHH graduate killed in wreck
• County restarts library search
• Donor gives school systems gift of music
• Scout troop gets new sponsor
• Love it or hate it, 'The Help' is a talker
• Board approves new loan terms
• County cycling map available
• Talks, panels to mark 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Town weighs food truck rules
• Simulation provides a look at poverty
• The stars come out
• College helps woman clean up
• Local Muslims hold 'Sharing Ramadan' event
• Chatham school closes suddenly
• More than best friends
• Crime Notes
• Back to School for Chapel Hill - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UNC researchers' book reveals lessons learned from foreclosure crisis, guides to recovery
• Town to hold food truck meeting
• Notables
• Crime Notes
• Cash-only towing targeted
• Fire departments receive oxygen masks for pets
• AGENDAs
• Chapel Hill Library to close Sept. 23 for move
• Rosemary Street gets upgrades
• To report an error
• Bail set in plane theft
• R.E.M. likes Chapel Hill Community Chorus Project
• Mystery master
• 140 W. Franklin at sales midpoint
• School anxiety is normal, stressful
• New anthology sings the town's praises - in verse
• New foundation to honor Asiedya
• Methodist church rings dinner bell
• Crime Notes
• CHCCs Board Briefs for August 11, 2011
• UNC scientist to partner on nanoparticle vaccine for prostate cancer
• Strings attached
• AGENDAs
• Fired sanitation worker files suit
• To report an error
• Rabid fox reported in Chapel Hill
• Crime Notes
• Inn faces changes
• Officer honored for rescue
• Vince Carter donates $2.5 million to Carolina Basketball Family Fund
• Art for telephone poles
• CWS aids famine-stricken Horn of Africa
• Four honored for activism
• Local bakery may be too successful to stay put
• To report an error
• Home sales take a slight dip
• Police say weapon in video was a fake
• Condo fire claims life of 7-year-old girl
• Thorp names search committee for next athletic director
• 'Loving Nature' Workshop
• Highway art concept unveiled
• Museum shop settles in
• Donations key to animal shelter care
• Unparalleled grace
• City schools meet goals
• New owners of A Southern Season want to build business into multi-store chain
• A gift that keeps on giving
• Summer reading examines 'Eating Animals'
• Seek care for eye problems
• Notables
• Traffic signal coming to Homestead Road
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda And Packet Of Supporting Materials For The August 11, 2011
• UNC, N.C. Community Colleges Partner to Prevent Cancer
• Chapel Hill Realtors, Durham Library Host "Mayberry Modernism"
• UNC awards $2.8 million in merit scholarships
• A Prodigal farmer, plus one, returns home
• This old house
• Making your Best Shot even better
• To report an error
• Report: Planning rules broken
• Ex-nun, activist reflects
• Chatham seeks human rights volunteers
• Tow truck rule rarely enforced
• Crime Notes
• Layoffs and closures loom at UNC
• Schools could restrict growth
• Local poets travel to North Africa
• Notables
• Chapel Hill Police Department now available on Facebook, Twitter
• Corrections
• To report an error
• Cost of construction
• New traffic signal going up at Homestead and Weaver Dairy Extension
• Backpack drive this week
• New lot opens
• Campus garden workday today
• Hargrove elected to chair Board of Trustees; new members take oath of office
• UNC attracts $277 million in gifts during fiscal 2011
• UNC participates in national launch of Gig.U
• Drug court gets temporary stay
• It's personal for bike-tour greeter
• Artist to discuss entranceway art
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Bike tour aids heart patient
• Towing complaints on the rise
• To report an error
• CHCCS Board Briefs for July 21, 2011
• Southern sensitivities
• Volunteers sought for history programs
• Durham City Council opposes gay marriage ban
• 10 by 10 by 10
• New goals leave more behind
• Numbers we can't ignore
• Notable
• Orange County waste reduction top in the state
• Street resurfacing to begin Monday
• Classic raises over $15,000
• 400-plus fill fracking meeting
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Expert says mineral- rights sellers beware
• Chatham panel members resign in protest
• Saturdays, and a new life, in Saxapahaw
• Crime Notes
• Roundtable discussion at UNC to address nation's debt crisis
• UNC researchers identify seventh and eighth bases of DNA
• Church adapts to rapidly rising attendance
• Grants help stage Shakespeare epic
• Town wants cars off grass
• Man's beating still unsolved
• To report an error
• Cranes arrive at 140 West Franklin site
• Many young children spanked
• New findings from University of North Carolina-led HIV prevention study, HPTN 052
• CHCCS Board Briefs for July 14, 2011
• Poo-ch patrol
• Saying thanks through dentistry
• Notables
• Four in hunt for 3 seats in Carrboro
• Candidates take their marks
• Agricultural incubator is set to open
• Your Best Shot
• DA wants case re-opened
• Dog to complete quarantine at home
• No challengers in Hillsborough
• Eight candidates line up to run for school board
• Day Book
• IFC's homeless shelter plan prompts boycott, lawsuit
• PlayMakers awarded dual NEA grants for Shakespeare outreach
• Girls Rock, let's roll
• Quarantined dog prompts lawsuit against county
• Book explores women answering call of faith
• Workers push for transfer of supervisor
• 6-year-old honored as a hero
• Staying in text
• July 25 roundtable on US debt crisis to feature Sen. Kay Hagan, budget experts
• To report an error
• Notables
• Ex-alderman seeks return
• Parents sue school district
• Advisory board talk delayed
• Crime Notes
• Rescue groups toughing it out
• Thunder-frightened Fido
• Orange County judge gets rare, public reprimand
• Bring the cat inside
• Special delivery
• Thank the cicadas for that cherry pie
• Corrections
• ArtsCenter seeks turnaround
• Parents sue school district over son's beating
• MedAir to leave airport this month
• Town makes first energy-saving loan
• Board delays project review
• To report an error
• Making your Best Shot even better
• A different approach to Communion
• Making the old new again
• Learning from my mistakes
• Board to review rules
• Driver in crash charged with DWI
• Police arrest fourth suspect in Greenbridge protest
• To report an error
• Will you miss the fireworks?
• Letter supports Phillips staff
• Lawyer seeks dismissal over woman's cremated remains
• Durham leads the way toward transit tax
• Mayors file to retain their seats on busy first day
• YMCA says Scouts must leave
• River tales
• Crime Notes
• Tar Heels Sixth In Learfield Sports Directors' Cup
• The Cancer Genome Atlas completes detailed ovarian cancer analysis
• Scientists use 'optogenetics' to control reward-seeking behavior
• EZ Rider public forums scheduled
• Charterwood plan protects more trees
• Crime Notes
• Meeting focuses on day laborers
• Slade proposes street reopening celebration
• To report an error
• Grading PEDERSEN'S tenure
• Correction
• Durham church hosts 2011 Global Leadership Summit
• Hillsborough cuts illegal drug sales
• Kleinschmidt: Prosecute vandals
• Carrboro passes budget
• Shope to leave economic post
• Laborers seek permanent site
• Looking over the EDGE
• Crime Notes
• AGENDAs
• Anti-loitering law challenged
• Town to hold public funding info session
• Divided council rejects Aydan Court condominiums
• County holds line on tax rate
• Chapel Hill freezes building in Northside and Pine Knolls
• Changing of the pastor at Evergeen UMC
• Camel milk crusade
• Tight budget prompts town to close 523 E. Franklin
• Paws4Ever Jamboree and BBQ
• Building freeze gains support
• Local teens want voice in town's decision making
• Three charged in protest
• Police investigating suspicious traffic stop
• To report an error
• Citizens Police Academy scheduled
• Campus Y receives grants to help communities close to home
• Raleigh Street to be closed to traffic through July 29, starting tomorrow
• Carolina Performing Arts 2011-2012 tickets on sale
• Council to vote on moratorium
• CHCCS Board Briefs for June 16, 2011
• Town sued over men's homeless shelter vote
• Forget 'Baby Embargo'
• Jackson has seen a lifetime of change
• 'Changing the whole face of history'
• Crime Notes
• Project seeks national retailers
• Bank delays Greenbridge sale
• Healing with a Feeling
• AGENDAs
• Bus advertising wins approval
• School cuts offset funding shortfall
• Carrboro taps town leaders
• Hog Day hits recycling record
• Local women's group honored for 'Quiet Care'
• Immigration resolution rescinded
• Budget holds line on taxes
• Fire departments seek more diverse faces
• Chapel Hill will consider banning use of cell phones while driving
• Chamber Golf Classic
• AGENDAs
• OWASA budget raises rates by 2 percent
• Master class
• Wellness clinic to care for Chapel Hill town workers
• Transit plan hits a bump
• Apartment changes raise concern
• Bullying concerns prompt review
• County offers AKG $100K
• AGENDAs
• Crime Notes
• Notables
• Cows riding into town for N.C. Children's Hospital
• Council ignores realities
• Two charged with shooting at deputy
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for June 16, 2011
• Kidzu Update and Local Community Activity Listings
• The Class of 2011
• Ministry director gets big gig
• Bullying reported at Phillips
• Road project hurting businesses
• UNC to offer pharmacy-business dual degree
• New grants program to reward technology-based innovation in local governments, schools
• Rising academic stars receive national research awards
• AGENDAs
• Road work to improve traffic flow
• Chatham passes budget 3-2
• PTA Thrift Shop to rebuild Carrboro store, add plaza
• Towns, county's relations prickly
• The Return of the King
• Notables
• Volunteers sought for July 4 event
• Crime Notes
• Briefs
• Transactors Improv Presents 'Dream On'
• Charterwood proposal may hinge on tree protection
• New Jewish center opens with 'Big Splash'
• AGENDAs
• Burrito Bash
• Reaching out on 'Fundays'
• Boys and Girls Club kicks off
• Board raises landfill fee
• Spanning the globe
• Farmer Foodshare Needs Volunteers
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for June 2, 2011
• Municipal offices closed for Memorial Day
• Vote opens door for local ministry associate
• Notables
• Seeking common ground
• N.C. Children's Hospital ranked among the best
• Presbyterian Church drops exclusion of gays and lesbians
• Council delays project decision
• Town ready to charge library fee
• Crime Notes
• UNC awards honor excellence in public service
• AGENDAs
• Common transplant drug inhibits breast cancer growth, UNC laboratory study shows
• Phillips Ambassadors to study in Asia
• Nearly one in five young adults has high blood pressure, study shows
• Council backs building freeze
• Shelter cat care questioned
• Correction
• To report an error
• The world in a grain of sand
• Landfill fee could raise taxes
• Consortium identifies genome regions that could influence severity of cystic fibrosis
• County budget holds tax rate
• Hansen, choral director, is Orange teacher of the year
• Chatham budget reduces spending
• Free buses coming to town
• Farmland forever
• Master Gardeners offer May growing tips
• Notables
• Northside rules not working
• Chamber Foundation Bocce Tournament
• AGENDAs
• To report an error
• Council gives developer advice
• Crime Notes
• Lending a hand, from almost 7,000 miles away
• Day laborers may get new site
• Monks bring Tibetan culture to Chapel Hill
• Food for families
• Club to announce celebrity dancers
• Western Triangle bus, rail transit plan backed
• Kokoro 4 Japan
• Making your Best Shot even better
• UNC police looking for victims, witnesses of man arrested on assault charges
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Agenda For May 19, 2011
• Cancer battle changes view of donating blood
• Notables
• Budget eliminates six jobs
• NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet
• AGENDAs
• To report an error
• Adopt a (painted) pet
• When kids get cancer
• Shelter site critics ponder next move
• Secret society developed lovely local neighborhood
• Prizes offered for vaccinations
• UNC, Duke name new Robertson Scholars
• Youth picnic this Saturday
• Crime Notes
• Donations needed for Project Graduation
• Taste of honey
• St. Thomas More names new principal
• Study uncovers black gravesites
• No tax hike or layoffs in town budget
• PORCH to start produce delivery
• NAACP annual banquet May 20
• Woods Charter School benefit auction
• Chapel Hill in watercolor
• CHCCS Boardroom for May 5, 2011
• Early Commencement Highlights: Wilson says world needs graduates' smarts
• Edward O. Wilson's Commencement Address
• Our community's job
• Graduation day
• County issues 12 tethering citations
• Day Book
• A terrible joke
• ETJ residents, drivers caught in hazardous Catch-22
• Much to be gained
• Czajkowski offers compromise
• Man killed in house fire
• To report an error
• Notables
• Sell it ASAP
• Book Harvest hopes to sow seeds of success
• Dollars driving IFC move
• School board nixes 'pay to play'
• Baby junk
• Charles House tennis tournament
• A universal right
• Not an easy choice
• A tireless professor
• Show your support
• A fence for king
• Intentions not enough
• A direct insult
• Budget holds the line
• Crime Notes
• AGENDAs
• 300 East Main project coming soon to Carrboro
• Did policy lead to trouble?
• Keepin' up with my Heels
• She shoots, she scores
• Agenda
• Tibetan monks will create sand mandala
• On the Porch
• Author puts new spin on old tale
• UNC Commencement affords human interest story ideas
• 52 Morehead-Cain Scholars chosen for UNC
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Agenda For May 5, 2011
• Chatham takes Chefs Challenge
• 523 E. Franklin suggestions vary
• Crime Notes
• Board OKs project
• School systems brace for state cuts
• Gold Park reopens Tuesday
• Notables
• Correction
• To report an error
• 523 decision looms
• Chapel Hill May Day celebrations fade into the past
• AGENDAs
• An extra special Carrboro Day
• HOPE Gardens fundraiser today
• Jordan Lake request sparks discussion on blog
• Carolina to award six honorary degrees, debut 'green' robes at May 8 Commencement
• To report an error
• Help give gift of water
• OWASA water plan draws fire
• The play's the thing
• Team spirits
• New clothing line battles bullying
• Reception for Pedersen Sunday
• Correction
• New hospital breaks ground
• Notables
• AGENDAs
• Event honors survivors
• Refugees take root in community garden
• To report an error
• Town to pay less for 140 West parking facility
• Crime Notes
• Ram Realty breaks ground on 140 West Franklin with company's own money
• Special report
• Local symposium to address global issues
• To report an error
• Don't forget Japan
• Celebrating Burmese new year with a splash
• Kidzu to move into U-Square
• Events mark Holocaust week
• Show and sell
• Woody Durham To Retire As Voice Of The Tar Heels
• AGENDAs
• More than just a hair salon
• A neighborhood park for the whole town
• The place to look for a good book
• To report an error
• The best of orange county
• 8th annual Rose Awards
• Planning begins for new library
• Standing the test of time
• Chamber of commerce adds 285 new members in 3 days
• Post-tax shredding events set
• Council supports bigger, bolder commercial signs
• Helping men look their best
• Great coffee from farm to cup
• Superb food and a romantic atmosphere
• Fixing cars the green way
• Chatham to hold annexation hearing
• Photo contest seeks entries
• Flag will fly
• Building a better burger
• New leader has record of success
• Nurturing the next generation
• Transactors Improv Presents 'Fiasco'
• AGENDAs
• To report an error
• Fields of dreams
• Young people will fast for '30-Hour Famine'
• Plans for CVS expected soon
• Council rethinks mixed-use
• Feeding a growing need
• Shelton Station project planned
• New youth chorus casts a wide net
• PlayMakers PRC² series stages Didion memoir
• Crime Notes
• Sales tax back on ballot
• Cats in our culture
• CH-C schools facing budget 'bloodbath'
• Local school teams excel at Regional Science Olympiad
• UNC maintenance workers protest five-day work week
• AGENDAs
• 'Happy and normal': living the vegan way
• Chilton: 'Promise' never made
• Landfill may stay open longer
• To report an error
• Fish story draws unwanted anglers
• A good day's 'fishing'
• Shedding shoes
• Tame that algae
• Alumnus Loudermilk commits $7.5 million to support facilities for student-athletes
• Lecture series will focus on healing the earth
• AGENDAs
• Earth Action Day set Saturday
• To report an error
• MLK Boulevard project to get hearing
• Budget cuts hit county court
• The circle game
• IFC shelter gets grant funds
• Mama Dip cooks a casserole
• Duke police to ride for fallen officer's family
• Sculpture tour opens April 16
• Pope Foundation gives $3 million to provide academic support for UNC student-athletes
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Agenda For April 7, 2011
• UNC honors 10 individuals and groups for public service
• Contemporary German art to be on view at Ackland
• Council considers sign rules
• Northside residents seek freeze
• Crime Notes
• Project eyed at Eubanks Road
• Bracing for budget cuts
• News Briefs
• AGENDAs
• Abortion activist to join local protest
• Chatham to vote on school budget
• To report an error
• Bank stalls Greenbridge project
• Chamber announces agenda
• UNC-Chapel Hill's Cervigni among BOG teaching award winners
• Events trace UNC student groups through two centuries
• First-year students to join Robertson Scholars Program
• Chatham schools adapt to funding
• CROP Hunger Walk held for 25th time
• Photographer wants to show insects not 'icky'
• County pursues economic strategy
• Town adds 180 parking places
• Buy tickets to 14th annual Community Dinner early
• Council considers library move
• Ehrich: Churches must plug in to marketplace
• 'There's a lot of heartbeats in that steel'
• Earth Action Day - A Celebration Of Sustainable Living
• Repellent-treated clothing nearly eliminates tick bites for outdoor workers
• Kidzu Dream Gala
• Prison superintendent reassigned
• UNC seeking new parking fees
• Bell frustrated by Sanitation 2 case
• A queen who cares
• Aydan Court the wrong project for N.C. 54 site
• State champ pins fishy foe
• AGENDAs
• Between a rock and a deadline
• IFC keeps emergency beds for now
• Your Best Shot
• Manning Drive closings
• Crime Notes
• Board weighs library concerns
• Don't rush project
• An ideal site
• You can go home again
• Asians now Chapel Hill's top minority
• Six steps to getting your vegetable garden started
• Chatham budget squeeze highlights inequities
• N.C. Halls of Fame to induct six, honor two others April 10
• Chapel Hill chef again a Beard award finalist
• Crime Notes
• Part of the solution
• Hundreds debate shelter site
• Not next to child care
• These seniors don't just 'think' they can dance
• Spirit drives spunky club
• Friends remember classmate
• Yarmolenko killer sentenced to life in prison
• Corrections
• Report an error
• Study finds 911 service challenges
• Official pleads no contest to springing dog
• Day Book
• IFC puts safety first at Community House
• Son brutally beaten
• Help serve homeless
• B&Bs banned?
• Mandarin demand
• To report an error
• 9-11 debris comes to Chatham
• Liberal arts do matter
• Most still support transit sales tax
• Passions flare at school meeting
• AGENDAs
• Exciting opportunity
• YMCA supports IFC proposal on MLK Boulevard
• Country may try tax again
• E-bill confusion
• Chamber supports site
• Jaguars looking for that next step
• Let facts, not fear, guide community's decision on proposed new shelter for homeless men
• What would you sit in for?
• Judge, jury and partner?
• Triangle Transit begins wireless service on buses
• Share the responsibility fairly
• War of words greets UNC's visiting imam
• Local man loves Bull City so much he paints it
• Your Best Shot
• Carrboro library hearing Tuesday
• Where's the evidence?
• Crime Notes
• Hard to comprehend
• NOTABLEs
• PlayMakers announces 2011-2012 season
• Ackland to open corner gift shop
• Town to review grievance process
• County to hold survey
• Carrboro taps new economic officer
• Council keeps IFC shelter consideration on schedule
• Hog Day moved to beat the heat
• AGENDAs
• Crime Notes
• Imam's UNC talk to draw opposing voices
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Agenda For March 17, 2011
• Multiple UNC graduate programs ranked by U.S. News & World Report
• UNC named 12th U.S. HHT Center of Excellence by HHT Foundation
• The best thing you can do for your pet
• Chatham Republican convention Tuesday
• Making connections
• Rehab isn't just for humans
• School drop 'gateway' testing
• West Main may go on a diet
• Acclaimed short story writers to speak at UNC
• Life in a chipmunk's cheeks
• Chatham considers cutting classroom positions
• Crime Notes
• Pediatrician's suicide note denies allegations of abuse
• AGENDAs
• Local birder goes looking for a Big Year
• Finding peace and building a new life
• Redistricting plan draws fire
• Mayor emphasizes infrastructure needs
• Town manager affirms firings
• Weaver Street work begins
• Crime Notes
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Yale chemist to inaugurate Oliver Smithies Nobel Symposium
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Chefs vie for Beard award
• Same-sex marriage ban gains traction
• Police seek leg-rubbing prowler
• Making it official
• AGENDAs
• Hospital to bring jobs, revenue
• Chapel Hill kicks out food truck
• Police arrest bike-riding bandit
• Board to limit online classes
• Where fresh food comes from in N.C.
• Woman wanted in assault on child
• Kidzu's 5th Anniversary Celebration!
• UNC spinoff wins Gates backing for vaccine, nanomedicine work
• National leaders in innovation to hold first NACIE public forum March 15
• How the Civil War touched Chapel Hill
• OWASA says water's fine
• AGENDAs
• Carrboro turns 100 years young Thursday
• Committee upholds second firing
• Nash Street sidewalks under way
• Women's Center show will have an air of mystery
• Divided council rejects hunting
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Agenda For March 3, 2011
• Preventive dental services by physicians reduce tooth decay treatments in preschoolers
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Food truck hearing Monday
• AGENDAs
• Pediatrician accused of sexual misconduct left suicide note
• Cheep thrills
• Panel upholds worker's firing
• County hopes to avoid tax increase
• Sales tax could return to ballot
• Caped crusading for the Chamber of Commerce
• Notable
• Chatham to keep its K-8 schools
• Crime Notes
• Survey will help determine economic impact of the arts
• Town seeks input on new police committee
• Stevens to give town update
• Ag center gets first manager
• N.C. 54 project returns to council
• Mian wins prestigious Luce scholarship for Asia study
• National College Advising Corps receives $1.5 million social innovation fund grant
• Six UNC employees will be honored for service with Massey Awards
• Tar Heels And Wolfpack Basketball Game To Be Televised In China
• Duke, UNC choose 'Eating Animals' for summer reading
• Chatham chairman launches website
• Redistricting plan sparks opposition
• The superintendent search
• Council considers bigger signs
• War on the lawn
• Conference on mental health
• Study: Payment, shipping bans stub out cigarette-selling websites
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Community Notes
• Appeals panel gets more time
• Kindred spirit
• Books tells town's story in photos
• Notable
• Crime Notes
• Church plans major expansion
• Legacy of an activist
• Hope for homeland
• ArtsCenter cuts top job
• Kidzu Welcomes Its 150,000th Visitor!
• Local governments to benefit from $1.6 million grant to fund UNC initiatives
• First-generation student wins graduate school scholarship
• Public library will stay put
• Shop 4 a cause
• Town named top 2011 destination
• Live from Murphey School
• Schools may limit online enrollment
• Carrboro to build business brand
• Budget cuts mean less nursing undergraduates at UNC
• Buffalo's day will come
• Fired town workers make case at hearing
• Coach, OCS settle for $93K
• Chatham redistricting hearing Monday
• Driven to excel, at what cost?
• Event to honor 'Town Treasures'
• Joining forces to end animal shelter euthanasia
• Animal board has vacancies
• Coughing cat should be evaluated
• Vax that cat!
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Crime Notes
• Say no to photo ID
• AGENDAs
• Library move to get last look
• Letter from mall owner Madison-Marquette
• Library move to mall appears dead
• Scotsmen at war
• Town to press county on library
• Daycare told to move or close
• Anarchists take root in Chapel Hill-Carrboro
• Crime Notes
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Unearthing the history of minority communities
• AGENDAs
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Planning Conference Agenda For February 14-15, 2011
• CHCCS Boardroom for February 3, 2011
• Asian youths fight stigma of depression
• Board acts to ease school crowding
• Going up, in a cold sweat
• Speakers oppose library move
• AGENDAs
• Woman hit by car
• Truck hearing Feb. 28
• Fired workers' hearings begin
• The super search
• Dual language delay rankles
• Parents criticize class sizes
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Festival aims to make 'em laugh
• Blue Sky film fest debuts
• Chatham honors Margaret Pollard
• Taking testimony
• Community Notes
• The Love Show at The Arts Center
• Alert Carolina siren, text message test successful
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for February 3, 2011
• Crime Notes
• $4M omission
• Notables
• Petals with purpose
• Community Notes
• AGENDAs
• Council considers ombudsman
• Woman says cops aimed at her
• Super search
• Chamber names top local businesses and nonprofits
• Academy puts black males first
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Plans target school crowding
• Grubb: No Glen Lennox changes soon
• Playground captures spirit of fraternity leader
• A place to pray
• Ackland shows disputed film
• Mayor seeks civil tone
• University to test emergency sirens Jan. 31
• Carolina offers admission to 5,100; 7% increase in first-deadline applications
• Soaring 'Angels'
• Crime Notes
• Library proposal prompts concerns
• Making your Best Shot even better
• Sewer project receives $1.4M
• Georgia Kyser dies at 91
• Your Letters
• Not Social Security's fault
• 'A big ole woman' with a big ole heart
• Survey: Seek record of success
• What a superintendent does
• Officer fatally shoots suspect
• Shelve the library move
• Glen Lennox meeting today
• N.Y. imam to give lecture
• Shelter guidelines prompt questions
• Chatham halts search for new landfill site
• Survivors' stories, statistics, highlight importance of cervical cancer elimination goal
• Agendas
• 'Building Blitz' puts up houses in a hurry
• More work to do
• Shootings touch off language debate
• Chamber to honor local businesses
• Council sees library drawings
• UNC researchers spot six demographic trends that will transform U.S.
• 10 UNC-Duke Projects Receive Kenan-Biddle Partnership Grants
• Crime Notes
• AGENDAs
• UNC Health, BCBS plan facility
• Modern Times to leave mall
• Man gets 2 years in teen's death
• UNC system hopes to pare down duplication
• Mall manager remains upbeat
• More than the sum of its four parts
• Community Notes
• Notable
• Municipal offices closed Monday
• MLK Boulevard video to be aired
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda For January 20, 2011
• UNC surgeons pioneer new approach to aneurysms: Go through the nose
• Tar Heels 2nd in Final Learfield Director's Cup Fall Standings
• Fire Dept. keeps wreath green
• Correction
• Making Your Best Shot even better
• Crime Notes
• Fungus theatens bats
• Start slowly when running with your dog
• A literary ride
• No more magistrate in Chapel Hill
• When we don't quite fit
• Purchase aids preservation effort
• Meditation retreat will focus on recovery
• Faculty elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
• Biodiversity pioneer E.O. Wilson to speak at spring Commencement
• Ground broken at 140 West
• Board recommends shelter site approval
• Chatham seeks input on nine landfill sites
• House is home
• Retirement center sued in killings
• Input sought on greenway map
• Edwards leaves estate to her children
• Low-cost energy loans available
• OWASA cancels Thursday meeting
• Legal Aid, UNC offer divorce program
• Making your Best Shot even better
• AGENDAs
• Crime Notes
• Mayor to honor JFK
• Council to get library update
• UNC hosts forum on dollars and sense of solar energy
• Gift of land fills gap in trail from mountains to sea
• Chatham commissioners cut jobs, bus route
• Group art show focuses on water
• Book tells the tale of Jordan Lake
• Soda tax likely ineffective
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• Kicking the soft drink habit
• Volunteers Needed For MLK Day Computer Donation Program
• Men's openness to HPV vaccine could bolster impact of new FDA decision, reduce cancer deaths
• County to restore old courthouse
• AGENDAs
• Murder suspects head to trial
• 2010: A look back
• More changes downtown
• Recycle your Christmas trees
• Changes coming to eastern Chapel Hill
• Edwards sex tape battle to continue
• Care providers under scrutiny
• County, towns to tackle job growth
• Our favorite photos of 2010
• 10 to watch in 2011
• Crime Notes
• University awaits NCAA action
• Bolin greenway stirs the waters
• Bracing for budget cuts
• Readers essays, poems and photos
• September green
• NFL urged to get tough
• The little comedy club that could
• Leaders focus on job growth
• Fabric of service
• Correction
• Town denies fired sanitation workers' appeals
• County schools weigh districts
• County to move dental services
• 'Eyesore' has new owner
• Students eye stable careers
• Christmas Eve services mark faith celebrations this week
• Closing time
• No more 'naughty or nice'
• O, last little star of Bethlehem
• CHCCS Boardroom for December 16, 2010
• No shuttle from mall Tuesday
• Board reverses permit vote
• Big cats moved into permanent habitats
• Faison announces bid for state party chair
• Bus blazes after mechanical failure
• Philosophy professor is commencement speaker
• Playtime's over
• Cultural group eyes Whitted Building
• Chatham considers where to put its trash
• A pioneering feminist and a fighter
• Notables
• Crime Notes
• Bicycle club donates to local projects
• Ackland showcases state's pottery tradition
• OCDW holiday party CANCELLED
• Red Cross honors local life-savers
• Board of Education meets Thursday
• Students await DREAM Act outcome
• No money for a hotel room? No worries
• Course for new farmers to begin
• Crime Notes
• All are invited to Filipino holiday service and potluck
• Work on 140 West to begin
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for December 16, 2010
• Christmas Tea Party at The Carolina Inn
• News From The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - December 3, 2010
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for December 2, 2010
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• Board Meets With NCSBA To Finalize Superintendent Search Details
• Ticket Sales up 30 Percent for Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle
• News From The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - November 2010
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for November 4, 2010
• CHCCS Boardroom for October 7, 2010
• News From The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - October 7, 2010
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• Top 100 College Recruiter to Visit Chapel Hill and Carrboro High Schools
• Two Big Transactors Shows
• CHCCS Boardroom For September 2, 2010
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• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for July 22, 2010
• CHCCS Boardroom For June 24, 2010
• Do Kids Really Understand Financial Stress? How To Keep Reasonable Expectations
• CHCCS Board To Hold Special Session For June 30, 2010
• Story Idea: Tough Times, Unconcerned Kids and Frustrated Parents - Advice for This New Reality
• CHCCS Board of Education Meeting Agenda for June 24, 2010
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• Transactors Improv Presents ‘Going On Vacation’
• June Calendar Listings - May 20, 2010
• CHCCS Board Of Education Meeting Agenda for May 20, 2010
• CHCCS Boardroom For May 6, 2010
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• News From The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - May 2010
• CHCCS Boardroom For April 15, 2010
• Transactors Improv Presents ‘Parents And Children’ At The ArtsCenter
• CHCCS Foundation News Update - April 2010
• Earth Action Day
• CHCCS Boardroom for March 25, 2010
• Esther The Musical by Pali L’Yriel Delevitt
• CHCCS Board Of Education Meeting Agenda For March 25, 2010
• CHCCS Boardroom For March 18, 2010
• Bikas Building of North Carolina LLC to Build Women’s Health Alliance-Atrium OB/GYN
• Time for Singing Benefit for Haiti/Africa Features Met Opera Star and Guests in CCH
• CHCCS Agenda and Packet for March 4, 2010
• News from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - March 2010
• CHCCS Boardroom for 2010 Planning Conference - February 19, 2010
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools News: Middle School Honor Rolls - February 15, 2010
• Board planning Conference Agenda for February 15-16,2010
• CHCCS Boardroom For February 4, 2010
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public Schools News - February, 2010
• CHCCS Boardroom For January 21, 2010
• Board To Hold Development Session
• CHCCS Board Packet For January 21, 2010
• CHCCS Boardroom for December 17, 2009
• News from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - January 2010
• Chapel Hill - Carrboro City Schools Board Packet for December 17, 2009
• CHCCS Boardroom for December 10, 2009
• Public School Foundation Update for December, 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board Of Education Meeting Agenda For December 3, 2009
• Holiday Extravaganza: ‘Gender Bender The Musical’
• Woodard, Grosskopf and White Named Preferred Agents
• CHCCS Middle School Honor Rolls - November 16, 2009
• Chapel Hill - Carrboro City Schools Board Packet for November 19, 2009
• CHCCS Boardroom for November 5, 2009
• Public School Foundation Update for November 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for November 5,2009
• CHCCS Boardroom for October 15, 2009
• Chapel Hill/Carrboro’s 2ndFriday ArtWalk Celebrates 101st Event as ArtsCenter Takes Over Operation
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting - Superintendent's Annual Evaluation
• CHCCS Foundation Update for October 2009
• Broadway Musical Benefit Performance: Time for Singing
• CHCCS Boardroom for October 1, 2009
• October Calendar Listings - September 28, 2009
• CHCCS Board Packet October 1, 2009
• CHCCS Foundation Update September 2009
• CHCCS Boardroom For September 17, 2009
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• CHCCS Boardroom for September 3, 2009
• CHCCS Staff Update for September 3, 2009
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• Transactors Improv: Business Show
• CHCCS SAT Scores Remain Highest In NC
• CHCCS Boardroom for August 13, 2009
• CHCCS Staff Update for August 17, 2009
• CHCCS to hold Annual Convocation
• Staples Foundation for Learning Awards $10,000 Grant to the....
• CHCCS Board Packet for August 13, 2009
• CHCCS Releases 2008-2009 ABCs Results
• CHCCS Boardroom for July 27, 2009
• Parrish Named Gifted Education Coordinator
• Preliminary AYP Results
• CHCCS Board Packet for July 23, 2009
• McCrimmon named principal of Phillips Middle School; Mattocks to lead Phoenix Academy
• CHCCS to Hold Candidate Orientation
• CHCCS Boardroom for June 18, 2009
• CHCCS To Launch Computer Lab At Carolina Apartment Complex In Carrboro
• Middle School Honor Rolls - June 25, 2009
• East Cheerleaders Win National Contest
• District Wins National Awards For Publications
• Public Statement of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education Regarding the Death of Atlas Fraley
• CHCCS Seeks Bus Drivers For Upcoming School Year
• Rashkis students Support Ronald McDonald House
• CHCCS Incorporates Heart Rate Monitors In PE
• CHCCS Educator Newsletter for June 8, 2009
• Lincoln Center To Close For Renovations
• CHCCS Boardroom for June 4, 2009
• New Principal Hired at Seawell; ISD Undergoes Reorganization
• Students Host Carvival to Benefit Cystic Fibrosis
• Chapel Hill - Carrboro City Schools News - Closed Session
• CHCCS Educator Newsletter for June 1, 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board Packet For June 4, 2009
• Eriksen Named Teacher of the Year
• An American History Of Activists Against Immigration
• CHCCS Educator Newsletter for May 26, 2009
• Two Big Transactors Shows in June
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Boardroom for May 21, 2009
• School District to Honor Staff Members
• CHCCS Names New High School Principals
• CHCCS Educator for May 18, 2009
• Morris Grove Students to Exhibit Artwork at Ackland
• Chapel Hill Student Wins Grand Prize In National Essay Contest.....
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools News: Budget Update - May 15, 2009
• CHCCS Volunteer Spotlight - May 14, 2009
• Chapel Hill - Carrboro City Schools News - Communications Survey
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator News for May 11, 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Boardroom for May 7, 2009
• Transactors Improv Performs in Raleigh and Durham
• High School Reform Effort to Celebrate Five Years of Success
• CHCCS Foundation Update May 4, 2009
• CHCCS Boardroom for April 23, 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator Newsletter for May 4, 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools - MS Honor Rolls Third Quarter
• CHCCS Schools Select Their Teachers of the Year for 2009-10
• CHCCS Educator for April 27, 2009
• Crompton Wins National Award
• CHCCS Announces Centennial Writing Project Awards
• Booster Clubs Join Forces to Sponsor Workshop
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator for April 20, 2009
• Teams Qualify for World Finals
• CHHS to present Urinetown
• Statement on Thaden Retirement
• Writing Project Contestants Honored
• CHCCS Foundation Update April 14, 2009
• Board to Host Centennial Event
• Coleman Particpates in Earthwatch Program
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator for April 13, 2009
• Chapel Hill Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• District Announces Duke TIP Students
• CHCCS Boardroom for April 2, 2009
• Earth Action Day Celebration
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for April 2, 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator for March 30, 2009
• District Announces 2009 Governor's School Selections
• CHCCS Boardroom for March 19, 2009
• Students Raise Funds to Combat Childhood Slavery
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools' National Merit Scholarship Finalists Announced
• Transactors Presents ‘Character Is Fate’
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator for March 23, 2009
• CHCCS Issues Statement on Fraley Autopsy
• UNC-Chapel Hill Sport Clubs 5k to Benefit Local Nonprofit
• Transactors Presents Experimental Show and Applied Improv Course
• District Accepting Nominations for Teacher of the Year
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator for March 16, 2009
• Board To Meet In Closed Session
• Chapel Hill - Carrboro City Schools to Sponsor Computer Awards Day
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator for March 9, 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Boardroom - March 5, 2009
• CHCCS Legislative Breakfast Rescheduled
• Scroggs Named Interim Principal at CHHS
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Educator for March 2, 2009
• District Hosts Visions Art Show
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board Packet for March 5, 2009
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation Update March 2009
• CHCCS Educator for February 23, 2009
• BRMA Introduces ‘Together For A Better Education’ Worshop
• Boardroom for Board Planning Conference
• UNC Group Recognizes Dr. Michael Cohen for Commitment to Improving Patient Safety
• UNC Group Honors Dr. Mark Ratain for Unlocking the Promise of Gene-Guided Cancer Therapy
• Cross Cultural Connection
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• Second Annual Mr. and Miss Hargraves Contest
• Five Elements Martial Arts Classes for Adults and Teens
• Adult Night
• Gingerbread House Workshop
• Holiday Baking Workshop
• Adaptive Aquatics
• Friday Fun Nights
• Special Olympics
• Retrospective 1996-2006 Exhibition
• Rally for Equity and Excellence
• Open Drawing Session
• Yoga in the Galleries
• Expanding Perspectives in Twentieth Century and Contemporary Photography
• Persuasion, Passion, and Participation Window to the Humanities
• Books Sandwiched In
• Chamber Seminar- Client Retention

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