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Sports
DeCock: Saturdays are better days to celebrate ACC title
In the post-expansion era, the ACC tournament means more than it has in a long time. So why not move the title game to Saturday, when the champion wouldn't be quickly eclipsed by the NCAA tournament?
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Negotiations begin between Raleigh, state for Dorothea Dix property
Armed with new appraisals and environmental studies, Raleigh and state officials are restarting negotiations on an agreement to turn the 325-acre Dorothea Dix property into a park.
Business
Mebane candy factory construction set to begin
Construction of a new candy factory near Mebane will begin in a few weeks, Orange County’s economic development officer says.
Politics
Voting Rights Act caravan to DC stops in Raleigh
A caravan of civil rights activists from Alabama stopped in North Carolina's capital to bring attention to efforts to restore portions of the Voting Rights Act to more Southern states.
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Malaysia's air force says jet may have turned back
The missing Malaysian jetliner may have attempted to turn back before it vanished from radar, but there is no evidence it reached the Strait of Malacca, the country's air force chief said Wednesday, denying reported remarks he said otherwise.
Living
Make vegetables the star of winter stews
New York Times food writer Mark Bittman offers a healthier take on cooking up a stew. There's more complexity and interest in a stew of vegetables, with or without a little meat, than there is in the typical American version of "beef stew."
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What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘About a Boy’ has a lot of heart
A nice episode of “About a Boy” tonight has Will coming to terms with the prospect of being a godfather to his best friend’s son.
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