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Henny Penny the chicken lives in pseudo-secrecy, known by her neighbors but banned by the town of Cary. Visits from the meter reader and government employees bring the threat of fines and confiscation for Henny Penny and her coop-mate.
Modified: 02/11/12 04:14:48 AM
Suspended Durham District Attorney Tracey Cline says she wants to delay an inquiry set to begin Monday that will determine whether she should be permanently removed from her elected office.
Modified: 02/11/12 05:16:33 AM
Prosecutors trying Jason Young on accusations that he murdered his pregnant wife spent much of this week highlighting how long Young waited to provide an account of his whereabouts at the time of the death.
Modified: 02/11/12 05:18:55 AM
Under a new North Carolina law, state health officials have begun collecting data on infections that patients get while in the hospital, and plan to begin making it public this fall.
Modified: 02/11/12 05:17:21 AMThe state's largest civil rights group, the NAACP, is asking voters to reject what it says is an invitation to discriminate.
Modified: 02/10/12 11:22:07 PMArthritic knees, it turns out, try hard to repair themselves.
Modified: 02/11/12 05:21:04 AM
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Henny Penny the chicken lives in pseudo-secrecy, known by her neighbors but banned by the town of Cary. Visits from the meter reader and government employees bring the threat of fines and confiscation for Henny Penny and her coop-mate.
Modified: 02/11/12 04:14:48 AMDurham County More
Suspended Durham District Attorney Tracey Cline says she wants to delay an inquiry set to begin Monday that will determine whether she should be permanently removed from her elected office.
Modified: 02/11/12 05:16:33 AMOrange County More
Lawyers for John Edwards on Friday issued statements that said the hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenditures incurred last year by the campaign committee of the former presidential candidate were above board.
Modified: 02/11/12 05:11:31 AMJohnston County More
Under a new North Carolina law, state health officials have begun collecting data on infections that patients get while in the hospital, and plan to begin making it public this fall.
Modified: 02/11/12 05:17:21 AMChatham County More
Under a new North Carolina law, state health officials have begun collecting data on infections that patients get while in the hospital, and plan to begin making it public this fall.
Modified: 02/11/12 05:17:21 AMContact the N&O newsroom
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