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2016 recruiting target Tyus Battle schedules official visit to Syracuse

Syracuse, N.Y. — Tyus Battle, one of the highest-rated players in the Class of 2016, will take an official visit to Syracuse University on May 22-24. Adam Zagoria of Zagsblog.com first reported the news. Battle’s father, Gary, has confirmed the…

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Obama to visit Charlotte to discuss women in workplace

When Towanda Long started her blog for working moms on work-life balance, she never imagined it would get her a front row seat for a town hall meeting at Imaginon with the president on Wednesday. “I’m definitely excited…looking forward to…

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‘We can’t wait any longer for a path to full and equal citizenship,’ Clinton says – Las Vegas Review

Presidential Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton called for comprehensive immigration reform Tuesday at Rancho High School in Las Vegas, saying it’s necessary to keep families from pulling apart. “We can’t wait any longer for a path to full and equal citizenship,”…

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Residents urge building limits along Blue Ridge Parkway – Asheville Citizen

Buy Photo A view of Graveyard fields on the Blue Ridge Parkway.(Photo: Citizen-Times photo)Buy Photo Residents Tuesday urged local officials to look at stricter building rules near the Blue Ridge Parkway to protect views and other aspects of the popular…

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When’s school out? Groups want it out NC lawmakers’ hands

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — It’s been 11 years since North Carolina lawmakers told public schools when the school year could open and close. But local school boards remain unwilling to dismiss their insistence that they and not the state should…

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SQL Sentry Introduces Content Pack for Microsoft Power BI

CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 5, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — SQL Sentry, Inc., the developer of award-winning software for SQL Server, is pleased to announce the release of the Power BI content pack for SQL Sentry in June of this year. The SQL Sentry…

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When’s school out? Groups want it out of NC lawmakers’ hands

By GARY D. ROBERTSON, Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. — It’s been 11 years since North Carolina lawmakers told public schools when the school year could open and close. But local school boards remain unwilling to dismiss their insistence that they…

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North Carolina a leader in southern beer renaissance

More on this Our lens on World Beer Fest Raleigh 72 Images By Katie Reilly,­ UNC­CH News Bureau Chapel Hill, N.C. — Margo Metzger describes it as a movement – a Southern craft beer movement. Bill Manley calls it a…

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Rising sea levels changing the NC coast

WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N.C. – The North Carolina coast is a vacation destination for many in our area and over the next century it could go through a major transformation. Sea levels have climbed about 2.5 inches over the past 30…

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Mayor says Main Street Oak Ridge is his top priority

OAK RIDGE — For this city’s 10th mayor since it was incorporated, his top goal is “the successful development of Main Street Oak Ridge,” the name of the proposed $80 million revamp of the old Oak Ridge Mall property. Mayor…

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