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New policy places restrictions on Flock cameras in Rockingham County Original

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By Tiana Maxwell Verified
| WGHP-TV (High Point, NC) Verified
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) – There is a new process for future installations of Flock cameras and other automatic license plate reader systems in Rockingham County. The Rockingham County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved an ordinance to regulate the installation of ALPR systems, including Flock Safety Cameras, on Tuesday night. The regulation requires any future requests for cameras to be approved by the board of commissioners. The rule also requires public comment.
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Greensboro family-owned market closing doors after nearly 40 years

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By Tiana Maxwell Verified
| Triad Business Journal Verified
The family-owned business has seen costs such as gas, beef prices and utilities rise since the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Greensboro community remembers Northwest Guilford Middle School student athlete: ‘Heart was second to none’ Original

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By Tiana Maxwell Verified
| WGHP-TV (High Point, NC) Verified
GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — A crowd of people dressed in red mourned the loss of a Northwest Guilford Middle School student athlete at a community vigil on Wednesday night. Community members stood side by side around the track at Northwest Guilford High School. Each person wore the color red, which was 13-year-old Caden Sorrell’s favorite color. A family friend told FOX8 that Caden died from complications after going into cardiac arrest on Friday during football practice.
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