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Once again, Hatteras and Ocracoke islanders cope without their highway
NCDOT officials say it could be weeks before Bonner Bridge is repaired and traffic is restored on the Outer Banks highway, N.C. 12, which links Hatteras and Ocracoke islands to the mainland. Residents adjust their lives to the emergency ferry schedule...
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Coach salaries drive bigger athletic budgets
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This weekend's winter storm that is sweeping across the nation may include some freezing rain Sunday morning north and west of the Triangle if temperatures drop slightly below their forecast low of 34 degrees.
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Sports
Always the underdog, Duke readies for No. 1 Florida State
Florida State is favored by 29 points in the ACC championship game against Duke. The Blue Devils’ response? ‘We’re not scared,’ coach David Cutcliffe said.
Local/State News
Once again, Hatteras and Ocracoke islanders cope without their highway
NCDOT officials say it could be weeks before Bonner Bridge is repaired and traffic is restored on the Outer Banks highway, N.C. 12, which links Hatteras and Ocracoke islands to the mainland. Residents adjust their lives to the emergency ferry schedule...
Business
US to allow eagle deaths _ to aid wind power
Under pressure from the wind-power industry, the Obama administration said Friday it will allow companies to kill or injure eagles without the fear of prosecution for up to three decades.
Politics
Speed, sweep of NC Commerce restructuring raiseconcerns
A state Commerce Department proposal about the coming privatization of many of the agency’s functions shows that the McCrory administration is poised to move dozens of jobs and millions of public dollars to a recently formed private nonprofit...
Nation/World News
World grieves loss of Mandela
The mood was more festive than funereal. Outside Nelson Mandela’s former home in Soweto on Friday, crowds sang, chanted and danced. People carried posters emblazoned with his famous quotations. Children ran through the streets, holding up ...
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Gifts for the toolbox
The basic building blocks for any home toolbox just keep getting better. Not sure what your DIY-er would like? They’ll find something here. Correspondent Allen Norwood
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Not so justified: Justin Timberlake's Grammy snub
Justin Timberlake may have earned seven Grammy nominations, but he still has reason to cry himself a river: The pop star was shut out of the top Grammy categories — album, song and record of the year — though his comeback effort, "The...
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