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Teen OK after riding in wheel well of Hawaii jet
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Joss Whedon releasing film for digital download
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SBI demanded Instagram account data in probe of nude-student photos
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New drone strike in Yemen kills al-Qaida militants
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Troopers spotlight teen drivers in weeklong education, enforcement campaign
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Country singer Mozelle Phillips gave up thriving career to raise children
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Triangle Buddhists celebrate Earth Day with interfaith service, vegetarian fare, prayers, dance
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Saunders: The ruler of the turntable controls the sounds
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North Hills to open 1-acre, $10.5 million Midtown Park and amphitheater
The North Hills development will unveil its latest addition on Saturday: A 1-acre park and amphitheater that can the developer says can accommodate more than 10,000 people for summer concerts, its developer said.
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Boston Marathon begins under tight security
The 118th running of the Boston Marathon began under heavy security Monday morning, a year after the bombings near the race's finish line that killed three people and wounded more than 260 others.
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Lopsided U.S. House District 2 is fertile ground for Democratic primary contenders
The 2nd Congressional District is a mix of old and new North Carolina, a fertile battleground for the Democratic primary.
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Shaffer: Sisters parted in childhood unite after 70 years
After seven decades, North Raleigh’s Deva Buttram finds the sister she lost in Montana, thanks to Internet databases and a little legwork.
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Sports
Canes Skinner and Faulk seek bigger leadership roles
Carolina Hurricanes Jeff Skinner and Justin Faulk both will be 22 when a new hockey season begins next fall, still young guys in the NHL. But they also feel the need to be bigger team leaders.
Local/State News
North Hills to open 1-acre, $10.5 million Midtown Park and amphitheater
The North Hills development will unveil its latest addition on Saturday: A 1-acre park and amphitheater that can the developer says can accommodate more than 10,000 people for summer concerts, its developer said.
Business
Study: Fuels from corn waste not better than gas
Biofuels made from the leftovers of harvested corn plants are worse than gasoline for global warming in the short term, a study shows, challenging the Obama administration's conclusions that they are a much cleaner oil alternative and will help combat...
Politics
Lopsided U.S. House District 2 is fertile ground for Democratic primary contenders
The 2nd Congressional District is a mix of old and new North Carolina, a fertile battleground for the Democratic primary.
Nation/World News
On eve of marathon, festivities and tight security
In many ways, it felt like any other pre-marathon Sunday in Boston.
Living
Triangle Buddhists celebrate Earth Day with interfaith service, vegetarian fare, prayers, dance
Triangle Buddhists chanted, prayed and noshed at Raleigh’s Fo Guang Shan Temple on Sunday in a celebration of Earth Day, blending a Western ecological movement in its infancy with an Eastern philosophy going strong 25 centuries.
Entertainment
Country singer Mozelle Phillips gave up thriving career to raise children
A young Mozelle Phillips toured as a country music singer and even helped break the proverbial glass ceiling as one of the nation’s first female disc jockeys in the 1950s.
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