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Raleigh is somewhat unique in state capitals, in that it has no substantial body of water flowing through it. There are some little streams but no great river. City Planning Director Michael Silver has a vision for the next ten years that would develop something similar to the River Walk in San Antonio. Smith discusses the plan and how it could fit into the Downtown Master Plan.
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In this follow-up to an Indy July 2013 article on Crank Arm Brewery, Barbera talks with assistant brewmaster Adam Eckhardt about how his interest in brewing developed and what beers he likes to brew.
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Food insecurity is rising in the state. The term refers to a household's inability to have food for an active healthy life at some time, but not all of the time because decisions must be made between paying house and medical bills balanced against buying good food. Since 2000, one in five North Carolinians have been in this category at one time or another. Such numbers rank the state sixth among the country's most food-insecure states at 19.3 percent.
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Fellerath discusses Chapel Hill author Elizabeth Spencer's new collection of short stories, Starting Over.
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