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The project began as a renovation by John Kane and the Kane Realty Corporation of Raleigh's fading North Hills Shopping Center. It has evolved into a massive $1 billion development that covers one hundred acres of the city's prime real estate. Gone is the old shopping center that once stood on Six Forks Road. In its place stands a new shopping, office, residential and entertainment complex that combines tasteful architecture with the feel of a sophisticated village.
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Raleigh's deteriorating 1960s-era North Hills, the Raleigh Research Triangle's first enclosed mall, and the adjacent North Hills Plaza have been transformed into the Triangle's quintessential mixed-use district. The new North Hills creatively combines many of the necessary and pleasurable elements of daily life - shopping, working, living, dining, and enjoying entertainment - into a carefully designed setting that compares to the style and livability of mid-town Atlanta.
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Two new bills before the North Carolina State Senate call for financial caps on pain and suffering awards. North Carolina has been cited by the American Medical Association as \"high risk\"--a label reserved for states where skyrocketing malpractice premiums are forcing doctors either to leave the state or cut back on services, leaving patients in some instances, without care. But relief may be on its way with these new bills that put a cap on non-economic damages on health-care liability claims.
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In January the NCAA passed a package of reforms requiring Division I programs to keep athletes on track toward graduation. Failure to have half of a team's players on track would result in teams losing scholarships or eventually being barred from post-season play.
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