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journalist and adventurer | master’s candidate @UNC | @okstate alumna | former @OColly Editor-in-Chief | former @Oklahoma_Voice intern
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Chapel Hill Public Library At Risk of Losing County Funding

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By Kennedy Thomason
| Indy Week Verified
The Chapel Hill Public Library could lose a significant portion of its funding. In March 2025, the Southern Branch Library in Carrboro finally opened its doors to the public, after years of planning and anticipation. Prior to the opening, only two libraries existed in Orange County, located in Hillsborough and Chapel Hill, with the county’s budget allocating about $620,000 to the main Chapel Hill location.
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City of Durham Passes 60-Day Data Center Moratorium

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By Kennedy Thomason
| Indy Week Verified
Durham has temporarily paused any data center development in town. The moratorium, passed during Monday’s city council meeting, will prevent the city from approving any data center construction for the next 60 days. This shrinks the timeline significantly from a previous proposal, drawing some disappointment from residents who lined up to speak at a public hearing.
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Durham Could Impose a Two-Year Data Center Moratorium

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By Kennedy Thomason
| Indy Week Verified
Durham could be the latest municipality in the Triangle to temporarily pause any data center construction. The Durham City Council is expected to hear a proposal for a two-year moratorium on data centers, data processing facilities, and cryptocurrency mining during its May 4 meeting. Supporters of the proposal plan to rally at city hall before a public hearing is held.
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