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WFMY News 2 partners with American Red Cross for Annual Summer Blood Drive

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By Hope Lee
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Follow WFMY News 2 partners with American Red Cross for Annual Summer Blood Drive Key takeawaysPowered by Yahoo Scout. Yahoo is using AI to generate key points from this article. This means the info may not always match what’s in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.
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Holt Avenue back open in Greensboro, police say

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By Hope Lee
| Yahoo Verified
A part of Holt Avenue in Greensboro is back open after being closed due to a police investigation, according to the Greensboro Police Department (GPD). GPD is set up from Delancy Street to Calumet Place. When asked about the nature of this investigation, police could not share any further details. Stay with WFMY News 2 while we work to learn more. • Download WFMY+ on your TV and watch for free.
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Students at North Carolina A&T report overheated dorms due to aging heating system

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By Hope Lee, Madelyn Ricket
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WFMY News 2 received complaints about residence halls at North Carolina A&T feeling overheated upon student's return from spring break. We looked into this with the university. a representative told us several of the halls operate on a central steam-powered heating system. It's part of the school's older infrastructure and doesn't allow for individual room-level adjustments or the ability to switch the heating and cooling when temperatures fluctuate like they have recently.
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