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23256
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Geary examines the pros and cons of charter schools, a topic brought about with the prospect of a new charter school, PAVE Southeast Raleigh, in its planning stage.
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23257
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Brad Wynn is the brew master at Big Boss Brewing Company in Raleigh and discusses his love of beer and his job.
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23258
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PopUp Chorus is a fairly new phenomenon in Durham that consists of locals who turn up to sing together in public.
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23259
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Raleigh's Sorry State Records hosted a Facebook tagging event in order to get the names of obscure bands out to the public and generate interest in a less-known music scene.
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23260
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Many Raleigh residents use AirBnB to rent out rooms in their homes, but some organizations, like Neighbors for Overnight Oversight, seek to ensure this new online service complies with laws.
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23261
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Harry Brown seeks to redistribute wealth to lower-wealth counties. Sorg examines the various opinions of Democratic and Republican locals alike.
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23262
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Geary examines the global and worrisome trend of the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer.
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23263
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Two arcade-bar combinations in Chapel Hill and Raleigh offer locals a chance to travel back in time and enjoy their favorite arcade games.
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23264
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'Approaching Ali,' a one-act opera composed by Richmond-based guitarist D.J. Sparr, opened in January in Raleigh and Durham.
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23265
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Geary argues that the Tea Party is similar to the KKK because both seek to protect their way of life from liberal forces.
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23266
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Derrick McRae serves a life prison sentence for a crime he says he did not commit. His case has been appealed and two attorneys work to have him vindicated.
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23267
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Lincoln Apartments sit empty and derelict after more than two years after residents have been evicted. The city of Durham must deal with the problem of low-income housing that does not meet minimum housing codes.
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23268
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Tucker examines how before 1994, burglary could land a person a life term in prison. Today, the same charge carries a maximum sentence of four years.
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23269
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Chapel Hill's bus transit system has been free to riders since 2002 but is now considering charging fares.
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23270
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After Islamic radicals shot 17 people in France, Duke extended an invite to Muslim students to broadcast their call to prayer. The university later rescinded its invitation.
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