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Wake County leaders say property-tax increase needed
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NBA draft pick Isaiah Austin kicks off National Catholic Schools Week in Raleigh
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Saunders: A buried find offers a glimpse of the past
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Raleigh police search for accomplice in botched robbery that left one man dead
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Road Worrier: Cost-conscious Wake transit planners get more bang from a bus
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Berger, Moore say McCrory doesn’t have power to control appointments
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Duke Vice Chancellor Robert Califf headed to FDA
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Canes return, face uncertainty
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Petition seeks reinstatement of Tom Ross
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Travel to and from the Northeast in a word: ‘No’
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Storm unleashes blizzard conditions on parts of Northeast
A storm packing blizzard conditions spun up the East Coast early Tuesday, pounding parts of coastal New Jersey northward through Maine with high winds and heavy snow.
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Credit union displays highlight NC foster children in need of homes
For the next seven months, visitors to State Employees Credit Union branches across the state will see small displays featuring the photos of children in foster care in North Carolina who are looking for permanent homes.
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UNC’s Nate Britt finds shooting stroke in 93-83 victory over Syracuse
It hurt to talk, Nate Britt said, and the stitches on the inside of his swollen upper lip poked through his mouth while he spoke after scoring a career-high 17 points in UNC’s 93-83 win over Syracuse.
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Facebook: Internal glitch caused hour-long global outage
Facebook said it suffered a self-inflicted outage lasting an hour on Tuesday that made its site inaccessible to users worldwide.
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Sports
UNC’s Nate Britt finds shooting stroke in 93-83 victory over Syracuse
It hurt to talk, Nate Britt said, and the stitches on the inside of his swollen upper lip poked through his mouth while he spoke after scoring a career-high 17 points in UNC’s 93-83 win over Syracuse.
Local/State News
Road Worrier: Cost-conscious Wake transit planners get more bang from a bus
While Orange and Durham counties invest high hopes in a modern light-rail line that would run between UNC and Duke, old-fashioned buses are earning new respect as transit priorities in Wake County.
Business
Facebook: Internal glitch caused hour-long global outage
Facebook said it suffered a self-inflicted outage lasting an hour on Tuesday that made its site inaccessible to users worldwide.
Politics
For Rep. Ellmers, abortion vote not an ‘honor’ she’ll likely treasure
Perhaps the best thing that can be said now about the abortion bill revolt last week led by Rep. Renee Ellmers, R-NC, is that she was trying to look at the big picture for her party as it tries to polish its image and attract new voters.
Nation/World News
Millions hunker down as Northeast storm totals downgraded
Tens of millions of people along the East Coast hunkered down for a storm that for most failed to live up to predictions that it would be one of the worst they’d ever seen.
Living
Paleo diet attracts many, but scientists find it hard to swallow
Proponents of the red-hot "paleo" diet say we should all eat like the cavemen did. Scientists say: Not so fast.
Entertainment
Theater review: Childress’ ‘Trouble in Mind’ still relevant today
Alice Childress’ “Trouble in Mind” has come into its own recently, and PlayMakers Repertory Company’s fine staging reveals the insightful, groundbreaking work it was and its continued relevance for today.
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