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Creative Director of Esquire. Editor of Esquire's Big Black Book.
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Steele Creek has waited 4 years for a traffic light. What’s taking so long?

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By Nick Sullivan Verified
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It's been more than four years since the city determined a busy southwest Charlotte intersection needed a traffic signal. Residents are still waiting. Rapid development in the Steele Creek area has outpaced infrastructure upgrades and caused bottlenecks throughout the day. A simple trip to the grocery store is a headache for residents like Jonathan Hill, who reports waiting upwards of five minutes to make a left turn from Rock Island Road — where the signal is planned — onto Shopton Road West.
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How the Safari Jacket Became an Enduring Part of American Style Original

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By Nick Sullivan Verified
| Esquire Verified
3 min read If you’re looking for someone to thank for the timeless allure of the safari jacket, you could do a whole lot worse than Ernest Hemingway. America’s long-running one-man adventure story almost single-handedly propelled Africa—or a literary version of it—into the public consciousness in America when he published Green Hills of Africa in 1935. And along with it came the gear.
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Charlotte says it needs more time for I-77 study, but state deadline is in weeks

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By Nick Sullivan Verified
| MSN Verified
The Charlotte City Council is weighing whether to finance an independent study looking at Interstate 77 South improvements and the range of options that could be on the table. But consultants say the work would likely take longer than the state-imposed deadline to reconsider the toll lane project Charlotte withdrew support for the project's funding in a surprise vote in May , effectively killing it in the eyes of the state. That prompted North Carolina lawmakers to intervene.
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