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Village Council punts on controversial zoning changes for a Garden District building

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By Ava Menkes Verified
| Key Biscayne Independent
At a Village Council meeting Thursday, residents challenged a redevelopment proposal in the Garden District, arguing it would circumvent existing zoning rules in Key Biscayne and change the character of the neighborhood. After listening to the developers and the public, the Council referred the matter to a committee. The existing property located at 303 Galen Drive is three stories with 51 residential units and approximately 46,209 square feet.
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Can creators on TikTok and Instagram help fill NC’s growing news gaps? One thinks so

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By Ava Menkes Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
During an era in which some newspapers have closed and some areas have few local news sources, Hannah Preston sees a new pathway to convey North Carolina politics and news to voters. It involves self-described content creators like Preston, known on social media as Health Policy Princess.
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Sexual abuse survivors can seek immigration protection. But they risk deportation

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By Ava Menkes Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
Warning: This story contains information on sexual assault and human trafficking. Resources for people who suspect human trafficking are listed below. For immigrants who are victims of a serious crime in the United States, coming forward can offer a path to legal status. But it also means stepping into a convoluted, bureaucratic system.
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