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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 AMUnder 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 AMOne of four people charged with vandalizing the 10-story Greenbridge condominium building last year has had his case dismissed after the prosecutor said he could not prove the man did anything more than offer muffins to a lobby desk clerk.
Modified: 02/10/12 06:51:14 AMAfter some last-minute confusion, plans for a light-rail line between Chapel Hill and Durham got unanimous approval Wednesday from a bi-county transportation committee.
Modified: 02/10/12 08:07:57 AMCVS will put a fence around both of its properties at the corner of North Greensboro and Weaver streets in Carrboro in response to Saturday's occupation of the site, representatives said Wednesday.
Modified: 02/09/12 08:40:52 AMA UNC wrestler was charged Tuesday night after police officers responded to a call of people fighting near the Varsity theater on East Franklin Street.
Modified: 02/09/12 06:48:00 AMOrange County commissioners approved preliminary plans to bring more bus service and light rail to the county, giving the local transit authority the go-ahead to apply for federal funding for the project.
Modified: 02/08/12 09:21:53 AMThe Carrboro Board of Aldermen has named a municipal budget and management veteran from Arizona to fill the towns vacant manager post starting March 15.
Modified: 02/08/12 08:32:51 AMActivists who briefly occupied a vacant downtown building Saturday say they'll plant a garden on the property next month to protest a CVS store planned for the site.
Modified: 02/07/12 11:26:10 PMTransportation advisers plan to vote this morning on their favored route for a light-rail line between Chapel Hill and Durham, but as of late Tuesday, the Orange County commissioners were considering whether to complicate the matter.
Modified: 02/07/12 11:21:19 PMTransportation advisers expect to vote Wednesday morning on their favored route for a light-rail line between Chapel Hill and Durham, but the Orange County commissioners could throw in a complication with vote of their own tonight.
Modified: 02/07/12 08:58:26 PMA day after a group of anti-capitalist activists briefly took over a building in downtown Carrboro, 35 people huddled on the lawn to discuss next steps.
Modified: 02/07/12 12:39:02 PMThe volunteers in Chapel Hill 2020 have taken the community planning process to schools and senior centers. They've pitched tables at the mall and knocked back beers with the under-30 crowd.
Modified: 02/05/12 10:26:20 PMTar Heel of the Week: In Jay Miller's rosy view of human nature, anyone with ample time and money would devote himself to helping others.
Modified: 02/05/12 06:53:38 AMProtesters opposed to a drugstore chain's plans to open in a vacant building here took over the site for several hours Saturday before leaving after police threatened to arrest them.
Modified: 02/05/12 03:57:37 PMA group of anti-capitalist activists briefly occupied a building at the site of a planned CVS drug store in downtown Carrboro on Saturday but left about four hours when police told them to leave or they would be arrested.
Modified: 02/05/12 09:29:57 AMThree UNC-Chapel Hill students with former ties to the athletic department were arrested on cocaine and trespassing charges Friday in Chapel Hill.
Modified: 02/04/12 05:58:32 AMFood trucks will soon be allowed in Chapel Hill, but many vendors say the costs will keep them away.
Modified: 02/04/12 06:01:47 AMThe decision to send a heavily armed police tactical team to remove squatters from a vacant downtown building last fall was made without first asking the squatters to voluntarily leave, the town manager and police chief said this week.
Modified: 02/04/12 06:08:32 AMThe Triangle's second try at building a big transit system should benefit from an improved strategy here and a changed outlook in Washington, Peter M. Rogoff, the federal transit administrator, told local leaders Tuesday.
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