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Local News

Downtown Progress Comes at a Price for Durham Drivers
Walkout Planned at UNC to Protest Iraq War
Methodist University Dean Found Dead at Home
A Mother's Plea
FBI Investigates Letter Sent to Edwards' Campaign Office
Thousands of N.C. Licenses Based on Bogus Social Security Numbers
Bill Would Extinguish Indoor Smoking Statewide
Door-To-Door Salesman Charged With Rape
Potty Parity May Make Its Way to New Public Buildings
New Features Readied for Durham Bulls' Opening Day
Teen Sentenced to Prison in Fellow Student's Death
John Edwards Leaves Campaign Trail to Be With Wife
Broker's Clients Want Company to Refund Investments
Raleigh Postpones Action on Proposed Stadium for Shaw, St. Aug's
Commissioners Get Sneak Peek at New Convention Center

Weather

WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : Do you know what time the lunar eclips will start on 3/19?
WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : Any ideas if it will be dry this coming Saturday the 24th of March...I don't want to walk through the rain in my wedding gown...Thank you.
WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : I always understood that the vernal equinox was not only one of two days in the year in which the Earth wasn't tilted towards or away from the sun, but also a day in which the same amount of time elapsed between sunrise and sunset as between sunset and sunrise. When I checked the sunrise data on the US Naval Observatory webpage, they show that date as having happened on Saturday, March 17. I was about to celebrate the equinox with my class tomorrow when I realized the difference, and now I want to be sure before I tell them something that isn't correct.

Traffic

Repairs on Botched Paving Job to Snarl I-40 Traffic

Business

Crabtree Valley Mall Sets Expansion Plans

Lifestyles

Bill Leslie's Carolina Conversations : The Town That Said "No"
Bill Leslie's Carolina Conversations : Kid & Pet Friendly B&B

Health Team

Dietary Patterns Factor In Risk of Colorectal Cancer
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