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April 1, 2016

• Voyager Academy baseball topples Southern Lee in Chatlee Invitational championship
• Notable numbers
• Jeff Ward: Pat’s ‘blindside’
• Lessons for growing future environmentalists
• Flawed Final Four academic success
• Rallying for regular lives in North Carolina
• State Rep. Paul Stam: Plenty of support for veterans
• Dave Raley: Crazy candidates
• State-funded pre-kindergarten programs and their effects on children
• Syracuse awaits UNC after improbable run to Final Four
• Roy Williams finds peace, a sanctuary amid UNC’s run to Final Four
• Brice Johnson, Marcus Paige near their end at UNC
• Marcus Paige, Taylor Sharp, ‘713 fam’ share last NCAA tournament trip
• NCAA committee picked Syracuse based on team’s high-end wins
• UNC looks to beat Syracuse for third time this season
• Syracuse fans in Triangle welcome surprise NCAA run
• East: No. 1 UNC’s roster
• Roy Williams, UNC in the Final Four
• NCAA’s 1977 Final Four had UNC and more
• UNC should receive amended allegations in ‘very near future,’ NCAA says
• Roy Williams: Health “pretty doggone good,” retirement not imminent
• Former Duke athletics director Tom Butters dies at 77
• UNC trying to follow in the footsteps of legends
• ACC’s Final Four success a windfall for every team in conference
• Riverside Pirates get second win in Hilltop Invitational, beating Wake County Home School
• Jordan pulls away from Carrboro baseball
• What to Watch on Friday: ‘Wynonna Earp’ series debuts on Syfy
• Hornets’ Steve Clifford named Eastern Conference Coach of the Month
• Pierre ready for challenge at NC State
• Princeton baseball prevails over North Johnston in 10 for Deacon Jones title
• Canes refuse to let changes slow them down
• South: No. 2 Villanova’s roster
• What the last four NCAA teams can do to win, lose
• West: No. 2 Oklahoma
• UNC, Syracuse a rare ACC matchup in Final Four
• Midwest: No. 10 Syracuse’s roster
• Some Triangle small-business owners show opposition to HB2 legislation
• A beginner’s guide to straw bale gardening
• Three cheers for an all-season shrub