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Raleigh News and Observer News
Judge cuts sentence in UNC assault case
A judge has cut several years off the prison sentence of a Durham man convicted on robbery charges involving three UNC-Chapel Hill football players.
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Louisburg College picks new president
Louisburg College, the only private two-year college in North Carolina, named a new president today.
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Johnston and Wilson to get disaster relief
The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved a request for a federal disaster declaration for Johnston and Wilson counties, as well as nearby counties Franklin, Harnett, Nash, Sampson, Wake and Wayne due to damage from the Nov. 15 tornadoes.
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Raleigh's former first lady dies
Marguerite "Rita" McKinley Massey Lightner, the wife of Raleigh's first African American mayor, has died. She was 84.
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Two men held for possessing silencers released
Two British men were ordered released from federal custody while they await charges for illegally importing two gun silencers discovered in luggage the men flew with from London to Raleigh.
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Staff improperly restrained patient
Internal records show workers at a state mental hospital in Butner strapped a patient to a bed face-down for more than an hour earlier this week, violating proper procedures and potentially endangering the patient.
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Nov. is Adoption Awareness Month
November is Adoption Awareness Month in North Carolina, a time to celebrating adoptive families and note there are thousands of children who still need a loving family.
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Police find vehicle stolen by man charged with murder
Cary police recovered the vehicle stolen by a man wanted in the murder of Maria Teresa Herrera-Diaz, 29. Arnulfo Barron Cobos, 45, fled the residence at 102 Dunhagan Place in the vehicle the morning of her murder on Sept. 6.
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Durham police want help solving ATM robberies
Durham police are asking for information about three armed robberies that occurred over the last two months at the drive-through ATM at Bank of America, 4811 Hope Valley Road.
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Parade will close many downtown streets
The Raleigh Christmas Parade starts at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. The 1.2-mile parade route begins at Hillsborough and St. Marys streets and makes its way to Fayetteville Street. Many streets downtown will be closed for the event.
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Cooper custody documents become public
The custody order, made public this morning, details the Wake County District Court Judge Debra Sasser's conclusions which led her to give the Cooper's two young daughters to Nancy Cooper's family.
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Man shot to death at Fayetteville shopping center
Police in Fayetteville say they are looking for two men in the shooting death of a man at a shopping center.
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Authorities say student died in freak accident
A Lenoir-Rhyne University student died in what authorities say may have been a freak accident during a fraternity pre-initiation team-building exercise.
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N.C.'s ski resorts are waiting for business
While the recession and its fallout cast uncertainty for businesses, officials with the Southeast's ski resorts say they worry more about the region's fickle weather.
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If you snoozed, you missed the snow
Light snow fell across the Triangle for about two hours this morning. But by 8 a.m. the big flakes were gone, and no more snow is expected the rest of the day.
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Big 3 beg, but bailout denied
CEOs are told they must do better.
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Road chief's hometown gets millions
The N.C. Board of Transportation is pumping $270 million in road money into Fayetteville, the hometown of Transportation Secretary Lyndo Tippett and of a key legislative ally, weeks before Tippett leaves office.
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Son's death prompts mother to alert others
Kris Marceno was an actor, a singer, a bright student with a wide circle of friends. But on Nov. 2, he died alone while playing a dangerous game: He strangled himself in an apparent attempt to get a high.
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Washington wows Hagan
Kay Hagan doesn't know which wooden desk she'll use in the U.S. Senate chamber, but after her introduction to the inner workings of Congress this week she knows generally where it will be.
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Man gets life in prison after girl was shot to death
Rashaan Ali will spend the rest of his life in prison and Ian Wattley could spend as little as three more months locked up for the death of a West Millbrook Middle School student in May 2007.
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