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Photo Gallery: Knightdale Easter Eggstraordinaire - 03.19.16

Photo Gallery: Knightdale Easter Eggstraordinaire - 03.19.16

The town of Knightdale held it's annual Easter egg hunt Saturday, March 19, 2016, at Knightdale Station Park …

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Orange County clears way for big industrial park outside Hillsborough Original

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By Matt Goad Verified, Tammy Grubb Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
Hillsborough The Orange County Board of Commissioners paved the way for the Research Triangle Logistics Park to be built on the southeastern corner of N.C. 86 and Interstate 40 just outside Hillsborough. The 6-1 zoning approval Tuesday night will allow developer Terra Nova to build a 2.3 million square foot project aimed at attracting warehouse, light industry and research companies. Commissioner Renee Price voted no, questioning the need for an access road that developer Terra Equity Inc.
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Parents group pushes Orange County Schools to let students back into the classroom Original

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By Matt Goad Verified
| The News & Observer Verified
Caption to come MATIAS J. OCNER AP HILLSBOROUGH A group of Orange County Schools parents has joined a growing push across the state to let students return to the classroom. The parents have formed a Facebook group, Re-Open Orange County Schools, with 268 members as of Tuesday morning.
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"Camilla, Keep Your Word" Is a Short Film Shaped by Hurricane Katrina

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By Matt Goad Verified
| Indy Week Verified
Camilla, Keep Your Word Saturday, Aug. 29, 7:00 p.m., free Virtual premiere at The Carolina Theatre In 2005, Holland R. Gallagher, 11 years old and living happily in New Orleans, was unaware that his world was about to be turned upside down. That, of course, is when Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Louisiana and Mississippi coasts, leaving millions homeless. Gallagher and his parents fled to North Carolina, ending up in Durham after a brief stay in Charlotte.
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