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Durham Reverend Wants “Tool of Misery” Off Store Shelves
Melvin Whitley wants stores to comply with the Dec. 1 paraphernalia law now.
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Post Office Switch Confuses Residents
The Durham post office at 3409 Roxboro Street moved to a new location across the street, leaving customers…
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Williams Challenges Clement For Council Seat
Herald Sun: Sylvester Williams announced he’s challenging incumbent Councilman Howard Clement for the Ward 2 seat
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30th Festival For The Eno Begins Today
One of Durham’s largest festivals kicks off today and runs through Sunday.
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Bulls’ Infielder Named To All-Star Team
The Durham Bulls infielder Reid Brignac was elected to the 2009 International League All-Star team.
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Affordable Summer Camp In Durham
“Fun in the Sun” summer camp in Durham says sending your kids to camp doesn’t have to put a dent…
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Residents Find Work Cleaning Polluted Properties
Another class graduates from the city’s brownfields program.
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Durham Police Officer Shot While Responding To Call
Police have made an arrest after an officer was shot Thursday morning.
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Autolux Plans Stop At Duke Coffeehouse
Los Angeles-based trio Autolux will perform at the Duke University Coffeehouse in Durham with Sleepy Sun on Sept. 6.
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N.C. Passes “Crack Pipe” Legislation
Community activist: glass tubes can be used as paraphernalia.
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Community Center To Get Stimulus Money
Lincoln Community Center is slated to receive $1.3 million in federal stimulus, reports the Herald Sun.
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Career Fair July 9
National Career Fairs is holding a job fair in Raleigh/Durham on Thursday July 9th, 2009 at the Radisson Hotel Research…
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Census: Cary Third Fastest Growing City
Cary is the third fastest growing city in the nation. Raleigh comes in at number eight and Durham ranked at…
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Judge Revokes Suspected Killer’s Bond
Lewis Scarlette is now being held without bail.
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Coach K Addresses Lakers Speculation
Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski addressed rumors about a possible move to the Lakers today.
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Duke To Offer Fellowship To South African
Duke starts fellowship for South African MBA student
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Curbside Collection Changes To Begin
Durham County is changing its curbside collection schedule from a Wednesday only collection schedule to a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or…
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