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The cost of electricity is devastating Eastern North Carolina. North Carolina's bizarre municipal electricity system has devastated low-income people, tapped the savings of those on the margins, and strained an already frayed social safety net to the point of breaking.
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Wake and Orange counties are mulling their options on transit tax and the possibility of regional light rail systems.
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Representatives from various organizations met recently in Raleigh to argue restaurant workers should be paid more. A third of these workers live at or below federal poverty level, while there remains a large gap between the tipping wage and minimum wage.
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Chickens are still illegal in most parts of Cary after the Town Council postponed a final decision on whether to ease the restrictions on backyard hens within the town limits.
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