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The Literary Chef and a Good Dog
A good dog leaves us with good memories, and deserves homemade dog treats.
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My Spin: Our Reading Recession
Not only is reading fundamental but it helps gives us pleasure, adds perspective, teaches us history, improves our critical thinking skills, as well as our language and relational skills.
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Readers Ask: Why is Sterling Carter Back in the News?
Exploring the sudden interest in an old case, the NC Sex Offender Registry, sexual assault resources, and many unanswered questions.
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Appreciation for Emergency Assistance During Milton’s Well Pump Crisis
A letter of thanks from the Mayor of Milton
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The Literary Chef on a Summer Garden in a Bowl
Every spoonful is a little different, which is exactly the experience Lucindy is after.
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My Spin: We Do Need to Worry About Election Integrity
Campbell says that voters in NC are confused and confounded as to whether their vote will count.
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The Literary Chef on Late Bloomers
Lucindy says, "Looking back, I realize late bloomers carry a toolbox they don't always recognize until they need it."
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My Spin: About Teen Takeovers
Campbell suggests real world solutions for new world problems.
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Campaign Statement: What Happened to the Crisp Sign
A statement from the Committee to Elect Eric Crisp regarding the destruction of a campaign sign.
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The Literary Chef on The Last Time
We almost never recognize the last time while we're living it.
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My Spin: North Carolina's Housing Crisis
The building boom is disguising a huge housing shortage in North Carolina but there are big payoffs for reducing our housing crisis.
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Readers Ask: What Are These New Community Councils?
Councils are encouraged to embrace an asset-based development approach, meaning they focus on building upon what they already have within the community instead of dwelling on what is missing.