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November 18
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Orange Co. commissioners reach dog tethering deal
Orange County commissioners late Tuesday adopted amendments to the county’s animal control ordinance on the tethering of dogs.
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UNC breast cancer research takes step forward
CHAPEL HILL -- If scientists knew exactly what a breast cancer cell needs to spread, then they could stop the most deadly part of the disease: metastasis. New research from the UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine takes a step in that direction.
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Board reviews session on waste
CHAPEL HILL -- The contentious waste transfer station for which the Orange County commissioners have been taking heat may get another look from the board to consider some of the suggestions made by residents during a recent public comment session.
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UNC step closer to Carolina North design OK
CHAPEL HILL -- The UNC Board of Trustees may approve design guidelines for Carolina North as soon as today, Board Chairman Roger Perry told the Chapel Hill Town Council Tuesday night.
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Lewis found guilty of kidnapping, robbery
HILLSBOROUGH -- After staying late to complete their work, jurors in the Michael Troy Lewis trial found him guilty of two counts of first-degree kidnapping, one count of common law robbery, felony conspiracy and attempted felony larceny for an incident involving three UNC Chapel Hill football players in December.
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Busy intersection to get a lot more crowded
CHAPEL HILL -- Drivers in every direction at the intersection of Columbia Street and Cameron Avenue will see red beginning Thursday. Don't get angry -- it's by design.
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Chatham to proceed with revaluation
PITTSBORO -- After an extensive review of the potential negative impact of delaying revaluation for one year, the Chatham County Board of Commissioners has decided to proceed with revaluation as originally planned.
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