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Description: As North Carolina gradually reopens, more people are making appointments they've put off for months such as getting teeth cleaned at the dentist's office.

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As North Carolina gradually reopens, more people are making appointments they've put off for months such as getting teeth cleaned at the dentist's office.

>>> AS NORTH CAROLINA GRADUALLY REOPENS, MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE MAKING APPOINTMENTS THAT THEY'VE PUT OFF FOR MONTHS. THAT INCLUDES MAY BE GETTING YOUR TEETH CLEANED OR REGULAR CHECKUP AT THE DENTIST OFFICE FOR YOU TO SHOW US HOW THINGS MAY HAVE CHANGED, THE NEXT TIME YOU SCHEDULE A CLEANING, WE HAVE JOINED WITH A DENTIST WORKING IN CARY AND AN ADJUNCT PROFESSOR. WELL-VERSED IN WHAT WE WERE TALKING ABOUT TODAY. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US. I GUESSED RIGHT OFF THE BAT, I WANT TO ASK YOU IF I'M COMING TO SEE YOU TODAY FOR A REGULAR CHECKUP, WHAT AM I GOING TO SEE DIFFERENT WANT TO WALK IN? >> THAT'S A GREAT QUESTION. THANKS FOR HAVING ME ON TODAY. THIS IS A LITTLE DIFFERENT ON ZOOM, BUT IT IS GREAT TO BE HERE. WE ARE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES WITH CDC AND THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. SOME OF THE CHANGES IS THAT YOUR CAR IS YOUR NEW WAITING ROOM. WE ARE TEXTING PATIENTS PRESCREENING QUESTIONNAIRE. WE ARE ASKING PATIENTS TO LIMIT THE NUMBER OF GUESTS THAT WILL BE WITH YOU DURING YOUR APPOINTMENTS. AS DENTISTS AND NOW TEAM MEMBERS, WE ARE JUST WEARING A LOT MORE PROTECTIVE GEAR RIGHT NOW TO KEEP YOU SAFE AND TO KEEP OUR COMMUNITY SAFE AS WELL. >> HOW ABOUT PROFESSIONALLY SPEAKING, YOUR CRAFT. HAVE YOU COLLABORATED WITH A LOT OF OTHER DENTISTS OUT THERE? DO YOU SEE THIS AS A BEST PRACTICE, LIKE HOW DO WE DO THIS DURING THIS UNPRECEDENTED TIME? >> I THINK THE DENTAL COMMUNITY THROUGH OUR LOCAL DENTAL SOCIETY , YOU KNOW, NATIONAL DENTAL SOCIETIES AS WELL, WE HAVE ALL COME TOGETHER TO COME UP WITH REALLY GOOD GUIDELINES IN GUIDANCE WITH THE CDC AS WELL, AND SO WE ARE NAVIGATING THIS TOGETHER. IT HAS BEEN REALLY TOUGH, BUT WE WANT TO KEEP THE COMMUNITY SAFE. ORAL HEALTH IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO YOUR OVERALL SYSTEMIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS. WE WANT TO ALLOW PATIENTS TO FEEL SAFE AND COME TO OUR OFFICES AND KNOW THAT WE ARE TAKING THE BEST PRECAUTIONS FOR THEM. >> WHAT ARE THE EARLY RETURNS FROM SOME OF YOUR PATIENTS AS THEY COME TO YOUR OFFICE THROUGH THIS REOPENING PROCESS? WHAT ARE YOU HEARING MOST? >> YOU KNOW, IT'S ACTUALLY AMAZING. WE HAD OUR SOFT OPENING ON THE 18th, WHICH WAS LAST MONDAY. PATIENTS ARE REALLY GRATEFUL THAT WE ARE HERE. THEY ARE REALLY HAPPY TO SEE US. AS A DENTIST, SOMETIMES MANY OF YOU KNOW IT'S NOT FUN TO GO TO THE DENTIST A LOT. IT HAS BEEN SO NICE TO HEAR. IT HAS BEEN SO WONDERFUL. IT'S BEEN POSITIVE, HONESTLY. IT HAS BEEN GREAT. >> IS JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS THAT ALLOWS FOLKS TO GET BACK TO NORMALCY, WHETHER THEY CRINGE WHEN THEY HEAR THAT WORD GOING TO THE DENTIST OR NOT. YOU MENTIONED SOME OF THE SAFETY. OBVIOUSLY, THAT HAS TO BE SOME OF THEIR WORRY AS WELL. YOU KNOW, YOU CANNOT PERFORM YOUR CRAFT FROM HOME. YOU ARE RIGHT UP IN PEOPLE'S FACES. >> WE ARE, AND SO SOME OF THE THINGS THAT WE HAVE DONE IS OVER THE PAST FEW MONTHS, THERE HAVE BEEN LOTS OF CHANGES GOING ON. WE HAVE WATCHED AND SEEN IT. ONE THING I CAN TELL YOU IS WE ARE HERE. PATIENTS ARE COMMITTED TO THEIR SAFETY. THAT HASN'T CHANGED AT ALL. WE HAVE ACTUALLY INCREASED THE AMOUNT OF THINGS WE ARE DOING. WE ARE DOING DIFFERENT THINGS LIKE STAGGERING APPOINTMENTS AND ALLOWING MORE TIME FOR DISINFECTION DISINFECTION. WE HAVE BEEN TAKING TEMPERATURES FOR PATIENTS AND TEAM MEMBERS AS WE ARE LEAVING THE OFFICE. WE ADDED COUGH GUARDS TO A LOT OF THE DISTANCING. ANOTHER THING WE DID WAS ADD SURGICALLY CLEAN AIR SYSTEMS IN THE OFFICE. SO WE ARE DOING SO MUCH TO ALLOW PATIENTS TO SEE THAT WE DO CARE FOR THEIR SAFETY, AND WE DO CARE FOR OUR OWN SAFETY AS WELL. >> YES. THAT'S GOT TO BE, ULTIMATELY, IMPORTANT. I KNOW THAT A LOT OF DENTISTS DONATED A LOT OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT TO HELP WITH THE SHORTAGE GOING ON IN HOSPITALS AND NURSING HOMES. WHAT IS YOUR STOCKPILE LIKE? ARE YOU OKAY? >> THAT WAS A TOUGH PLACE FOR ME. PROFESSIONALLY AS AN OFFICE, WE WERE ABLE TO DONATE 50 BOXES OF GLOVES TO LOCAL AREA HOSPITALS, AND WE ARE OKAY AS OF NOW. I WAS ABLE TO SECURE SOME AND 95 MASKS AND ALSO LEVEL THREE MASKS AND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. I STILL NEED SOME PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. WE ARE KIND OF GETTING THINGS MORE AS WE CAN, BUT WE FEEL SECURE. OUR PATIENTS FEEL SECURE, AND WE ARE HAPPY ABOUT THAT. ONE THING AS THE NORTH CAROLINA DENTAL SOCIETY WAS ABLE TO SECURE FOR OUR MEMBERS AND 95 MASKS, AND THAT WAS AMAZING FOR US. THAT'S SUPER AWESOME. THAT SHOWS A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT. IT'S REALLY NICE TO SEE THAT. >> THAT'S A GOOD STEP FORWARD. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I KNOW YOU HAVE BEEN A LONGTIME FRIEND OF THE PROGRAM. THANKS FOR THAT IMPORTANT INFORMATION HERE THIS MORNING. >> I APPRECIATE IT. IF ANYONE NEEDS US, WE ARE DOING VIRTUAL CONSULTATIONS THROUGH THE CLOSURE AND EVEN NOW FOR NEW AND EXISTING PATIENTS. IF PEOPLE DO NOT FEEL COMFORTABLE COMING TO THE OFFICE, WE DON'T  MIND. GO ON OUR WEBSITE. GO AHEAD AND BOOK A VIRTUAL APPOINTMENT. WE WILL TALK TO YOU ABOUT YOUR DENTAL EMERGENCY OR EVEN YOUR TEETH IN GENERAL. YOU KNOW, COSMETICS, ANYTHING THAT YOU HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT YOUR TEETH AND YOUR OVERALL ORAL HEALTH, WE DON'T MIND HELPING YOU.

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I'm meteorologist, Amy. We in the severe weather center, beautiful weather out there today. Get outside and enjoy. We'll have mostly sunny skies. Temperatures will be in the mid to upper sixties across the northern half of the area. 68 the high in Raleigh and Durham, 70 in Irwin today, 71 in Fayetteville and 69 in Smithfield. So a beautiful weather day today, we're watching Saturday very closely. It's a W R weather alert day because we expect scattered showers and storms the first half of the day, especially in the morning. It's also going to be windy almost all day. We expect gusts anywhere from 35 to 45 MPH. It's going to be warm with a high of 81 degrees. We do have a level one risk for the southeastern part of the viewing area, some pockets of heavy rain, some damaging wind gusts and maybe some small hail possible in that part of the viewing area. Future cast at six o'clock in the morning on Saturday, we start off dry with clouds but it is going to be breezy by eight AM. We're noticing the showers and a few storms moving into the western half of the viewing area and then we expect scattered showers on and off throughout the morning and into the first part of the afternoon by two o'clock, it's really just, our eastern county is getting the rain and we're starting to dry things out in Wake County and points to the north in the second half of the afternoon into the evening, it will be dry. It's just going to be windy and it will be muddy. So plan for some messy conditions at Greenville on Saturday, we'll have those showers and storms early on. It's going to be windy a high of 81 and I do think it's going to be pretty muddy Sunday, at least for Greenville, it's going to be nicer weather mostly sunny. It will still be muddy. A high temperature of 68. So it will be a cooler day on Sunday. So today is nice. Tomorrow is pretty good for the Durham Bulls home opener. The weather looks pretty good. Maybe a light rain shower at the very end of the game. And then Saturday we're watching that. It's a W R weather alert day. Sunday is quiet sunshine, a high of 68 then looking good. Next week, we're warming back into the low eighties on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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City limits information that I have to share with you today is in reference to the event at Forsyte Community College on today's date which is March 30 th around 10 10. This morning, Winston Town Police Department received a call for service in reference to an individual who had been shot on the campus for Community College. And that would be the main campus located on Silas Creek Parkway. Officers responded to assist Forsyth Tech Community College public Safety officers. I can confirm at this time that this was not an active shooter situation on this campus. We did identify one victim that was transported to a local facility for treatment of a non life threatening injury. This is an active investigation. We're still trying to determine exactly how we came to be at Forsyth Tech and what generated this particular situation. Um I can confirm at this point that the Winston Salem Forsyth County students that were on Forsyth Tech Community College campus have been returned to their respective schools at this point and none of them were injured. There will be a follow up news conference at five PM this evening. It will be at the Almond center lobby on Forsyth Technical Community College campus. And that's located at 2100 Solace Creek Parkway. The campus is locked down for Forsyth Tech Community College has been lifted as well. Captain, can you tell us the injury suffered? Is that a gunshot wound? It was related to a gunshot wound? That is correct. That information will be released this evening at the five o'clock press conference, there was a shooting on campus and one person was injured as a result of that shooting was that inside the building? So more information will be provided at the five o'clock. I can tell you that the individual that sought treatment was treatment for a gunshot wound and it's non life threatening. Again, the investigation is active and ongoing. So we are still determining exactly what happened. I can tell you there is not an active shooter situation. This was not that and we do not believe that we have anyone at large that is a danger to the community at 10 30. There was a text by continue to show their two armed dangerous black and male suspects are still at large wearing gray black hoodies. What was the source of that information that came from Forsyte Community College? So that would be information that they would be providing at this point. Um I'm not at liberty to provide that information just because it's an active investigation. No one has been arrested at this time. I'm sorry, do we know if the victim was uh it was male, if you can't captain, the major concern that you have right now, what is that the safety of the community and the knowledge that at this point we do not believe there is an active threat to the community or an active continual threat to this campus. Again, the case is under an active investigation and hopefully we'll be able to provide some additional information at 5:00. Is there anything that the people listening and hearing can do to help? Are you asking for assistance? Um If you were on the campus of Forsyth Tech and you have information that is relevant to your experience in this particular incident, then we would like for you to share that and there's different ways you can do it, you can call us. We also have an outlet for videos to be uploaded through our real time Crime Center and other avenues. So if you have information that you were on campus and you would like to share, we would ask for you to share that our real time Crime Center has a website where you can upload information and see something, say something. So just to clarify, there's no one at large that people should be worried about that might be a threat to their safety. That is correct. If you can any time you have bullets flying and it's in a dense area like the college, university, people in classrooms. And what have you, there has to be a lot of concern about who else could be injured. Can you speak to us about that? So the response of the Winston is police department was swift. We had officers nearby the campus on an unrelated manner. So we were able to get officers in place to be able to do a systematic search of the campus to ensure that we were not only accounting for the students that were normally supposed to be on campus, but also identifying any, any additional victims and or suspect concerns. It sounds like we could be fortunate when you've got some people milling around and someone is shot on campus that no one unintended. If we're not looking for active shooter, that no one unintended or uninvolved. Can you talk to us about that? Well, again, at this point, I just wanted to give you just some preliminary information to ask a couple questions and I appreciate your time with that um, for any additional questions and answers. Hopefully, we'll be able to supply more comprehensive information at the five o'clock news conference. All right. Thank you all. So we will have a five, we will have a five o'clock press conference or excuse me, a five o'clock news conference at the Almond Center. And that will be at five PM. Have representatives from W S P D Winston, Salem, Forsyth County Schools and Forsyth Tech there to answer your questions. Now, for the information for anyone with information about this particular case. You can call the W S P D nine emergency number. That number is 3367737700 again 336773 7700. You can call Crime Stoppers. That number is 33672728003367272800. The Spanish Line for Crime Stoppers 3367283904. That's 3367283904. You can also use our text to tip program. That's what Captain Lovejoy was referring to. That number is 33672761717. Again 3362761717. And you can send tips videos photos directly to the Winston Salem Police Department. Thank you and see you all at five PM. Yeah, take a few.

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Drivers cruise down Oberlin Road in Raleigh every day without even realizing they're driving past a nearly century-old secret garden.

Hi there. I'm W R L's hidden historian Heather Leah. And today I am very excited to show you around a secret garden hidden right here in Raleigh. And I'm in the garden right now. It's closed off to the public. It's on private property, but they're going to open it for one day only this weekend. They're letting me show you around this garden is nearly a century old. It's been on private property. It has an incredible story behind it. It's absolutely beautiful. So I'm going to go ahead and start showing you around. I'm standing on Oberlin Road where drivers are passing by every single day without even realizing that behind this curtain of ivy is hidden. A secret world. Many people don't realize that Raleigh has a secret garden and it's almost a century old. You could see these cobblestone pathways here just through this gate, which is normally closed to the public. There's a garden that has been tended for almost a century. Uh Not many things in Raleigh have been around for over a century, but the home here is from the 1800s and the gardens were planted in the 1930s and they've been kept alive and growing ever since then. And I'm very excited that today they actually opened the gardens just to let me in so that I could take a look around before the crowds arrive on Sunday. So this Sunday, April 2nd for one day only, they're opening these gardens to the public. And so this private enclave, this oasis that's hidden very close to downtown Raleigh, right in historic Oberlin will be open to the public and you'll be able to see it for yourself. But today, they wanted to let me come through and give you a preview of what these gardens look like. And really, I've seen pictures, the gardens look very similar uh to how they looked in the 1930s and 40s. Now, these gardens were planted by a woman named Isabelle Bowen Henderson and this is the woman that grew a garden that lasted 100 years and hopefully longer. And I will tell you as we look at these beautiful bulbs and these flowers and these, these, this is actually the older part of the garden. This was originally part of a, a separate garden, but also in the family. And when they sold off that property, Isabel took a part of that garden over so you can see little flowers growing like little fairies just hovering above this old cobblestone, this kind of wild look, this, this sense of it's green and it's tended, but it's not kept perfect. And perfectly sheared and clipped, but rather allowed to grow a little bit outside the lines to color outside the lines if you will. Uh, that was part of Isabelle's, uh, personality and her charm. Uh, she didn't want to have the perfectly pruned garden. She wanted to have color and, and greenery and these meandering cobblestone and brick pathways. Um, but she was inspired by the gardens that she saw in Williamsburg. Now, she was an artist if you couldn't tell from looking at her gardens here and honestly learning about her, she was a pretty incredible person. Um She grew up in Raleigh in the early 1900s and she became a portrait artist. And during an era and again, this is, this is her home really frozen in time here. Uh Because the descendants have kept the home up and have kept the gardens up. Again, a lot of things in Raleigh don't last um over 100 years in this exact same way, but this private oasis has really stood the test of time anyways, she was a woman uh that she sounded incredible. Um First of all, if, if you grew up in Raleigh, you may even have a portrait by her. I've met several people who did um her, she was single, uh she did get married, but uh her husband and her marriage did not work out. Uh And so in a time during a time where many women really relied on having a husband to help with the finances, she supported all of this, these gardens, all the renovations and you know, the additions to the garden. Now, look at this view, you can see pictures of the garden um from the 1940s, it looked just like this view. It's, it's just stayed frozen in time and she afforded all of that and expansions on the house uh with her own money and this income she made primarily through her art. Uh She was a portrait artist and again, I've met many people and Raleigh who have uh a portrait that she painted for them. So this was a, she was very popular. She was in newspapers and magazines all the time. Uh She wrote and she wrote in magazines and garden magazines and uh art magazines and, and really shared her knowledge about gardening and art. Uh and she created this, this wonderland, um which was really kind of a private wonderland. Now, the house you see there, that house uh very historic house and has been almost torn down at least once, possibly twice. Um That home is very likely one of the oldest homes in historic Oberland Village. Uh see a little bee here. This garden is just full of life. And so that home was built in the 18 hundreds uh before Isabelle lived there. Uh There were other families that lived there. Uh The Hinton family lived there uh as well as the Haywood family and uh they married into the graves family. And the graves house seems to have been built a generation later. And that's one of the, you know, big Oberlin houses that you see when you drive through Oberlin Village, Oberland Village. Um just for context is a historic Friedman's village uh was formed by people who had been freed uh from the local plantations and area plantations uh after ended after the emancipation. So those historic Friedman's villages were very important to Raleigh's history. And only two of them remained standing today. But this house was part of that history, quite possibly one of the first houses in uh historic Oberland village. But when her family bought it and it would have been quite old by the time they bought it in the 1930s. Um if it had been built in the 1800s, but they decided they, they rather than tearing it down and starting new, they would keep it standing because they wanted to preserve that history. And so she kept that history alive and much of that house, if you step inside uh this weekend, they will let you go inside that house and you'll be able to see um some of that original history from Oberland Village as well. Oh, look, they've got a millstone used to decorate uh this private enclave. The secret garden has these old trees as you can see, some of them were lost during Fran uh but these trees are likely nearly a century old, if not older themselves. Uh Having seen a lot of history, there's also a carriage house and there is a uh a shedd, an herb garden. So there's more to the garden than just the plants. There's, there's an entire hidden enclave in here. We're gonna step inside and see some of the history she saved in here. Now, I will say uh her sister inherited this garden and this house when she passed away and she, her sister, um which is the grandmother of the person who lives here. Now, um literally saved this house uh from being demolished when the city of Raleigh. Look at that view through the window beautiful when the city of Raleigh uh wanted to build a five lane road uh right through this part of Raleigh, which of course was right near Hillsborough Street and what would have been Cameron Village at the time. So, uh there was a fight to save this house from destruction and generations of family have kept it up since then. Uh If that five lane road had been allowed to go through, it would have likely destroyed this house, the garden as well as uh historic Overland Village. So the people who lived in this house, the women who lived in this house have really fought to preserve it and the family that is here now, uh Russ Stevenson lives here. Now, it's been passed on through the generations and it's a testament to people who fight to preserve Raleigh's history. You can visit this house and the gardens this weekend, they're opening for one day only, uh Sunday, April two and uh you can come see it for yourself. I hope to see you then and I'll see you next time for more hidden history. Thanks.

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