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Christensen: Democrats meddling in GOP primary
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Green Hope coach Mike Miragliuolo tells the ‘real’ story of high school coaching in book
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At barricades, Ukraine insurgents await Easter
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SPCA’s downtown K9 walk a success despite cold, wet weather
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Teach children to be smart with money
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It’s not a Christmas-style feast, but how about some special Easter bread?
Because Lent precedes Easter, it can put a crimp on partying and eating. Many of the bread recipes use rich doughs that contain eggs, sugar and butter, because the early Catholic church restricted the use of those items during the 40-day period of...
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A mysteriously sick child, a tale of modern medicine and a new disease
Bertrand Might was born six years ago, seemingly healthy. But his baffling case led Duke researchers, and his own father, on a chase that has confirmed a new disease. Now, can it be treated?
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Triangle marathoners expect emotions to race in Boston
Local runners plan to return to the Boston Marathon to show their support for the city, the victims and to stand strong against terror.
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Sports
Duke football turns to track to improve speed
In an age of hyper-specialization in athletics, Duke football coach David Cutcliffe prefers to keep it broad and simple. He’s looking for athletes for the Blue Devils football team.
Local/State News
SPCA’s downtown K9 walk a success despite cold, wet weather
Hundreds of dogs and their owners gathered under cold, drizzling skies Saturday in downtown Raleigh for the SPCA of Wake County’s annual K9-3K Dog Walk
Business
Teach children to be smart with money
Authors, school systems and others are showing increasingly concerted efforts to provide children as young as kindergarten age with more and better personal finance and money handling information and skills.
Politics
Barfield, Martin vie for chance to replace McIntyre in 7th District
For the first time in nearly two decades, Rep. Mike McIntyre isn’t running for re-election. The two Democrats vying for the chance to replace him are touting their experience and local ties. Jonathan Barfield Jr, a New Hanover County commissioner...
Nation/World News
At barricades, Ukraine insurgents await Easter
Pro-Russian forces in eastern Ukraine on Saturday prepared to celebrate Orthodox Easter at barricades outside government offices seized in nearly a dozen cities, despite an international agreement to disarm and free the premises.
Living
It’s not a Christmas-style feast, but how about some special Easter bread?
Because Lent precedes Easter, it can put a crimp on partying and eating. Many of the bread recipes use rich doughs that contain eggs, sugar and butter, because the early Catholic church restricted the use of those items during the 40-day period of...
Entertainment
Jon Langford puts it all together – songs and paintings
British punk-rock godfather Jon Langford unveils multimedia work with paintings to accompany each of 10 songs on his new album, ‘Here Be Monsters.’
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