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23226
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Irregardless Cafe in Raleigh enjoys its 40th anniversary as Currin details the history, trials, and accomplishments of the restaurant.
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American Aquarium, an alternative country band, enjoys new success as front man B.J. Barham enjoys sobriety.
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Indy Week
(NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57), Vol. 32 Issue 6, February 2015,
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Rhys Ernst, co-producer of TV show 'Transparent,' discusses the importance of the show in discussing larger trans issues in life.
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Derrick McRae was denied an appeal to have his case retried and will continue serving life in prison for a murder he says he did not commit.
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A local and longtime Durham cab company competes with Uber as more patrons forgo Durham's Best for the taxi service smartphone app.
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Geary discusses Patsy Keever's election as chair of the state Democratic Party.
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23232
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Surveillance techniques, such as cell phone location trackers and automatic license plate readers, used by North Carolina Law Enforcement boarder on invasion of privacy. Porter examines the unconstitutionality of this situation.
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23233
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Greg Hatem, who many say is the godfather of downtown Raleigh's renaissance, claims that the downtown area has become unlivable because of the increase in bars and an influx of young college students.
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Indy Week
(NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57), Vol. 32 Issue 5, February 2015,
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Angie Scioli, a teacher in Raleigh, is the subject of a documentary that covers the triumphs and travails of the teaching profession.
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Carrboro's The Arts Center and music venue Cat's Cradle are at risk of being pushed out because they are located on a valuable piece of property in which hotel developers are highly interested.
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Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act was enacted by Congress in 1970 to dismantle the Mafia but it is still used in the prosecution of modern-day street gangs. Some people think the Act does not (and should not) apply to street gangs.
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Much of Durham is composed of willow oaks that were planted in the 1930s and 40s, many of which are now decaying and being removed. To offset this, the Durham Environmental Affairs board plans to plant 1,680 new trees annually.
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23238
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Many North Carolina lawmakers back Senate Bill 2, which exempts magistrates from performing marriages for same-sex couples.
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23239
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Nancy McFarlane, a political independent, has a lot of Democrats supporting her for her re-election campaign.
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23240
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Raleigh Council members met to discuss how best to improve and develop Raleigh. City dwellers believe improvement comes with better public transit and affordable housing.
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