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'Housing changes everything': Shelter celebrates a year of growth

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By Mark Rogers
| Yahoo Verified
Outreach Mission Inc.'s Samuel J. Wornom-SECU Community Shelter marked its first anniversary Thursday evening by celebrating lives changed during its inaugural year and raising funds to continue serving people experiencing homelessness across the region. "A person. A name. A story. A future." Those were the words Executive Director Laura Spivey used to describe the people who have come through the shelter's doors since it opened one year ago.
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Teachers rally in Raleigh for more education funding

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By Mark Rogers
| Yahoo Verified
Teachers are seeing red in North Carolina as frustration grows with the Legislature’s failure to pass a budget. More than 6,000 teachers, counselors, bus drivers, custodians, treating assistants, families and students from across the state gathered in the Halifax Mall outside the Legislature to make their feelings known. After several speeches by officials from the North Carolina Association of Educators, the group marched past the state offices and Capitol to protest the lack of budget action.
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Commissioners listen, learn at board retreat: SNAP, childcare, mental health, Medicaid, property tax relief, schools

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By Mark Rogers
| Yahoo Verified
Generate Key Takeaways Lee County Commissioners had the chance to learn about a variety of topics during the first day of their board retreat Thursday. They gathered at the San Lee Park Nature Center to hear presentations that included a legislative update by State Sen.
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