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2012 voters guide
The North Carolina Center for Voter Education, a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization, has provided information about candidates who are running in North Carolina's May 8 primary. Candidates supplied all of the profiles in this database. -
Interactive tour of the Nature Research Center
Take a tour of the new Nature Research Center at the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences in downtown Raleigh. -
Pensions for retiring state legislators
At the end of the year, about 40 state lawmakers will retire and about 30 are eligible for a state legislative pension. The table shows the lawmakers' current salary and annual pension upon retirement. -
Interactive chart: UNC tuition increases
The UNC Board of Governors approved tuition and fee increases averaging 8.8 percent for in-state undergraduates Feb. 10, 2012. Use an interactive chart to see changes at the 16 schools in the UNC system. -
Pamlico map
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Holiday giving guide
See what local charities need during the holiday season and what a $10, $20 or $50 donation provides. If you're part of a charitable organization, you also can add your charity to our list or update its needs. -
State government salaries
The State Personnel Salary database lists all state government employees and their salary, department, position and age. It does not include public school employees, university system employees or UNC Hospitals employees. It is current as of April 24, 2012. -
Map: Troubled restoration projects
The state has spent about $140 million on 79 stream and wetland restoration projects that are failing, need significant repair or are too far away from drinking water sources harmed by development. -
Hiring freeze database
Since the first of the year, nearly 500 exceptions to the state hiring freeze have been approved. Look them up on this list of exemptions. -
Lobbyist database
The legislature is in full swing, and lobbyists representing hundreds of companies and other interests are making their rounds. Look up those who have registered, where they work and what company they represent in the 2011 session of the General Assembly.
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Put Barry in a Santa suit!
Let’s make a reluctant Barry Saunders wear a Santa suit! If our readers donate $25,000 in money and goods by Dec. 17 to the charities listed in our Guide to Giving, an N&O photographer will be available to take pictures of those who come to see “Santa Saunders” at The N&O on Dec. 21. We’ll post the pictures on our site.
If you donate, send an email to bwheeler@newsobserver.com with the amount, your name or company’s name, and a phone number. Please put HOLIDAY CHALLENGE in the subject line.
You can remain anonymous, but we need to track the donations. Thank you in advance for your generosity.
