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All Categories'We need days of waking up'The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was celebrated in Chapel Hill Monday with marching, singing, poetry and words of remembrance, along with calls to action to support a Democratic... Read more...Shelton Station project revised to reduce unitsDevelopers have made several changes to the proposed two-building Shelton Station project at 500 N. Greensboro St. Read more...HRC to move afterschool programs to new homeThe Chapel Hill and Carrboro Human Rights Center has closed the deal on a $155,000 house at 107 Barnes St., just blocks from its Abbey Court home on Jones Ferry Road. Read more...NotablesRene Couch, Christin Heverly, Dale Joyce and Erin Slechta graduated from Mount Olive College on Dec. 10. N.C. Sen. Louis Pate told graduates the day should be a reflection on the... Read more...Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board Of Education Meeting Agenda For January 19, 2012from:Chapel Hill-Carrboro City SchoolsClick here to view Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board Of Education Meeting Agenda For January 19, 2012 Read more...Don't worry, be boredLike many, I've been very interested in the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement. My husband and I even took our kids to Zuccotti Park while visiting family in New York in... Read more...Rape Crisis to offer support groupsThe Orange County Rape Crisis Center is offering two upcoming support groups for adult female survivors of sexual violence. Read more...Chapel Hill Town Council tightens Northside building rulesThe Chapel Hill Town Council has approved a plan that will tighten building restrictions and close loop-holes in the Neighborhood Conservation Districts in the Northside and Pine... Read more...Town OKs library deal with reservationsThe Town Council has accepted a deal that gets more money from Orange County for its library. Read more...Occupy takes down Franklin Street tentsPallets were picked up and tents taken down Tuesday, as Occupy Chapel Hill-Carrboro closed its encampment. Read more...Activist Young speaks TuesdayCivil rights activist and statesman Andrew Young will give the 31st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Lecture at UNC. Read more...Both proposed light-rail routes to be studied furtherOne public-comment period on a light-rail route between Durham and Chapel Hill ended Wednesday, with transit officials promising there will be more. Read more...Safety island being addedThe Town of Chapel Hill's contractor has begun construction on a new pedestrian island on Sage Road at Sterling Drive. Read more...Battle of the BandsBands from East Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Cedar Ridge high schools will compete in the 2012 High School Battle of the Bands, starting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18, at the... Read more...Free tutoring begins Jan. 23Free tutoring sessions offered by the Hillsborough Police Department and UNC Habitat for Humanity will restart Jan. 23. Read more...Hillsborough residents to remove holiday decorationsThe Town of Hillsborough asks residents to please remove all holiday decorations, including poinsettias, by Feb. 10 from gravesites in the Town Cemetery. Read more...Bring books to Flyleaf on MondayBook Harvest ( www.bookharvestnc.org) is a local nonprofit started in January 2011 which collects new and gently used children's books and places them in the hands and homes... Read more...Big changes for Glen LennoxChapel Hill's oldest shopping center and apartment complex may soon get a facelift that developers and community residents are creating together. Read more...AGENDAsThe Carrboro Board of Aldermen will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Town Hall, 300 W. Main St. To see the agenda, go to www.ci.carrboro.nc.us. Read more...Independent investigation into November police raid sought by advisory boardThe town's new police advisory board wants an outside investigator to examine the November police raid on the Yates Motor Co. building. Read more...UNC scientists collaborate to find first major genetic mutation associated with hereditary prostatefrom:University of North CarolinaAfter a 20-year quest to find a genetic driver for prostate cancer that strikes men at younger ages and runs in families, researchers have identified a rare, inherited mutation... Read more...What's so important about a comprehensive plan?What is a comprehensive plan? Why does Chapel Hill need a new one? Read more...NotablesThe Orange County Board of Commissioners has appointed the following citizen volunteers to county advisory boards and commissions: Read more...Meeting challengesThe Chapel Hill 2020 comprehensive planning process promises to define a vision for our next decade. Read more...Group protests Yates reportEditor's note: This story was developing at press time. See newsobserver.com for the latest. Read more...'We are life partners'Two brides were married in a traditional ceremony at United Church of Chapel Hill on Saturday. Read more...Church views on gay nuptialsIn 2005, the General Synod of the United Church of Christ voted to legally recognize and advocate in favor of same-sex marriage and in favor of marriage equality. Read more...AGENDAsThe Chatham County Board of Commissioners will hold a budget retreat at 9 a.m. today and Thursday at Camp Royall, 250 Bill Ash Road, Moncure. Read more...Plan in for new student livingNew student housing at new heights is being proposed for downtown. Read more...It's 'love me not' for town of CarrboroThe producers of "LoveTown USA" spurned Carrboro this week after a courtship of nearly two months. Read more...Duke to host fracking forumDuke University, known for its advocacy of global warming and environmental sciences, is adding "fracking" to its repertoire and holding a conference next week on the... Read more...Occupy group to end camp in Chapel HillOccupy Chapel Hill-Carrboro will remove its tents from Franklin Street next Tuesday, but members say the movement is still alive. Read more...PlayMakers' 'No Child' looks at public educationActor-playwright Nilaja Sun turned her experience as an artist in New York City public schools into a play about a multi-ethnic classroom, parents, school administrators and staff... Read more...AGENDAsThe Chapel Hill Town Council will hold a business meeting at 7 p.m. Monday in the Council Chamber at Town Hall, 405 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. To see the agenda, go to... Read more...Hillsborough starts alcohol crime teamThe Hillsborough Police Department - in a partnership with the Orange County ABC Board and the Northern Orange Partnership for Alcohol and Drug Free Youth - has started an Alcohol... Read more...Counting in the new yearPerhaps you've seen some of these people over the past few weeks - driving at a snail's pace along back roads, peering over fences into private backyards, turning... Read more...Police get new dogA new K9 officer joins the Hillsborough Police Department this month, replacing a police dog that has served the town for eight years. Read more...Local woman wins bigEvelyn Perry, a retired social worker from Hillsborough, plans to pay bills and share with her adult children after winning $212,554 playing Carolina Cash 5. Perry won half the... Read more...Railway routes rile residentsProfessional planners favor one route for a light-rail line between Chapel Hill and Durham. Read more...News From The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation - January 2012from:Chapel Hill-Carrboro City SchoolsTraining Begins Soon for 5K for Fitness Set for April 28The Foundation and Fleet Feet Sports are teaming up to offer a 5K for Fitness and a six-week training program that leads up... Read more...AGENDAsThe Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education will meet Thursday for board development at Lincoln Center, 750 S. Merrit Mill Road. To see the agenda, go to chccs.k12.nc.us. Read more...Applications for new campus incubator program due FridayBudding social entrepreneurs soon will have space to nurture their initiatives on the UNC campus. Read more...An Anglican church blossoms in northern Chatham CountyNew churches usually "get planted" by an individual or by another church, but that's not exactly what happened in Chatham County, where a new Anglican congregation... Read more...English presents daily challenge at FPGA little before 9:15 a.m., Norja Banks, an English as a Second Language teacher, totes her black bag filled with books, small whiteboards and markers through the hallway to the... Read more...News BriefsThe Orange County Board of Commissioners needs two volunteers for the Orange County Emergency Services Work Group. Read more...Woodworking wows trade-fair judgesThree students from Cedar Ridge High School's Advanced Furniture and Cabinet-Making class brought home honors from the annual Fresh Wood Student Competition last summer at... Read more...Motorcycle loveBetty Neese is a needle artist. Her bright, colorful quilts adorn her walls and crescent-shaped couch in her home on Carolina Avenue near downtown. 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