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2015 Best Restaurants in the Triangle
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Citrix Systems to lay off 900 workers
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Critics of NC’s voter ID law to present their case in court Friday
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Teen charged with robbing twins who exited school bus in North Raleigh
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One person killed after trucks collide in Raleigh
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Flu killed nine more in NC last week
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Giglio: ACC football schedules low on appeal, high on win potential
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GOP legislators expected to propose additional abortion restrictions
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Club Boulevard traffic plan in Durham survives neighbor's challenge
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Rasheed Sulaimon dismissed from Duke
Duke junior Rasheed Sulaimon has been difficult for coaches to deal with throughout his Duke basketball career, and Thursday afternoon the school announced he had run out of chances. After the team returned from its road trip to Notre Dame, Sulaimon...
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Taxes and 'loathing' in the City of Oaks? Raleigh council talks long-term
With a long election year ahead, Raleigh's elected officials spent hours on Thursday grappling with the city's growth, talking about the future and trying to make nice with each other at the first day of a planning retreat.
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Superintendents, education advocates join effort to reduce school testing
Parents have been complaining at least since the 1990s about the proliferation of school testing, which they say limits classroom creativity and puts too much pressure on children. Now superintendents and education advocacy groups are formally joining...
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A down year for deer hunting
For many Tar Heels, deer season was a disappointment. Not only was the harvest down, so were deer...
Our new food site: The Recipe
The News & Observer has a new cooking website featuring favorite recipes, hunger-inducing photos...
Sports
DeCock: Sulaimon dismissal leaves short-handed Duke in tough spot
Rasheed Sulaimon was never the player he looked like he might become after his freshman year, but after his sudden dismissal from Duke’s team, he’s still not easily replaced given the lack of depth elsewhere on the roster.
Local/State News
Taxes and 'loathing' in the City of Oaks? Raleigh council talks long-term
With a long election year ahead, Raleigh's elected officials spent hours on Thursday grappling with the city's growth, talking about the future and trying to make nice with each other at the first day of a planning retreat.
Business
Report: Storefront retailers, restaurants in downtown Raleigh increasing
Downtown Raleigh Alliance's Storefront Inventory Report shows that retailers and restaurants are increasing while viable spaces are decreasing.
Politics
Superintendents, education advocates join effort to reduce school testing
Parents have been complaining at least since the 1990s about the proliferation of school testing, which they say limits classroom creativity and puts too much pressure on children. Now superintendents and education advocacy groups are formally joining...
Nation/World News
Some doctors won’t see patients with anti-vaccine views
The tough-love approach – which comes amid the nation’s second-biggest measles outbreak in at least 15 years – raises questions about doctors’ ethical responsibilities.
Living
2015 Best Restaurants in the Triangle
Greg Cox names the best restaurants in the Triangle for 2015, including the Restaurant of the Year, Gocciolina in Durham.
Entertainment
What to Watch on Thursday: A final (tearful) goodbye to ‘Parenthood’
Have your hankie nearby for the “Parenthood” series finale, in which dying Zeek gives his daughter Sarah in marriage to Hank.
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