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Anita “Spring” Council’s new book serves up a healthy plate of Chapel Hill history and Mama Dip’s memories, with a dash of Southern hospitality. Southern cooking is “not all about the fried stuff,” said Council, 68. “It’s not all about just putting a bunch of grease on some vegetables.
The allure of a property is always that much more when it’s been home to somebody significant. Even if that somebody was a nondescript pig named Hamilton. “He did serve as the mascot for the local NHL team, you know,” chuckles interior designer Robert MacNeill, who insists neither Hamilton nor any of his predecessors had any influence on his and husband Paul Ingram’s decision to purchase said home in Raleigh, North Carolina’s Caraleigh Mills neighborhood.
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