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Tracy Cline faced testimonies from three Triangle-area attorneys Monday February 27, 2012. District Attorney Cline filed a suit against Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Orlando Hudson for failing to uphold justice.
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Last week, Wake County politicians from both parties met to discuss the upcoming election year. Republicans candidates gathered at Dorton Arena including Pat McCrory (gubernatorial), Debra Goldman (state auditor), John Tedesco (Superintendent of Public Instruction), and Chris Malone (State House of Representatives). Democrats plotted their political plans at Johnson's Martin Street Baptist Church with gubernatorial candidates Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton, State Rep. Bill Faison, and State Senator Dan Blue.
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Cal Cunningham, attorney for Southern Durham Development, gave Durham City Council a thirty day deadline to decide on 751 South request. The 751 South request is a controversial issue to extend water and sewer service to 751 South near Lake Jordan. Pressured into a decision, six Durham City Council members voted unanimously to reject the proposal.
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At the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh sanctuary, volunteers call registered voters are discuss why they should vote no on Amendment 1, the controversial bill which change the state constitution to outlaw gay marriage. The issue has left politicians divided; Raleigh council members voted against the amendment 6-2 because of its discriminatory language, whereas, Wake County Board of Commissioners voted in favor 4-1.
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Representative Walter Jones is a lone Republican voice against ongoing and future wars abroad. He attended a town hall meeting on Monday February 20th sponsored by N.C. Peace Action and the American Friend Service Committee-Carolinas Office, which promoted reinvesting money spent in ceaseless wars with the Middle East back into local communities.
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