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Triad Stage drama is ‘simply stunning’
Last night (May 10) my wife and I went to see Triad Stage’s production of “The Passion of Teresa Rae King.” This play, written by Preston Lane, was simply stunning.
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Placing blame for the Greensboro fire
Nobody sets a house fire on purpose. Well, sometimes they do, but that clearly was not the case in the Greensboro house fire at the Heritage Apartments that claimed the lives of five children, an entire generation from this family who emigrated to the city from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Still, there is plenty […]
The post EDITORIAL: Placing blame for the Greensboro fire appeared first on The NC Triad’s altweekly.
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WGHP Fox8 misses crucial part of deadly apartment fire story
“In 1970 — the year Agapion-Palamaris was born — a group of tenants marched past Agapion’s South Elm office holding a sign: ‘When does this city plan to do something?’” — Lorraine Ahearn, News & Record, July 26, 2008
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At tense meeting on apartment fire, city says it will inspect complex
Carroll: Meeting parking deck deadline in time for office building is ‘feasible’
Developer argues his parking deck plan is the best overall option for downtown Greensboro.
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“Balancing Act” web app lets residents explore and weigh in on city budget
[COGLOGO2_GSO PMS349.png] CITY OF GREENSBORO Contact: Jon Decker FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Phone: 336-373-4181 “Balancing Act” Lets Residents Weigh in on City Budget GREENSBORO, NC (May…
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Second Harvest pantry restock telethon raises nearly $34,000 for tornado victims
Tuesday will mark the one month anniversary of the destructive tornadoes that devastated the livelihoods of people in Guilford and Rockingham counties.
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Triad Stage drama is ‘simply stunning’
Last night (May 10) my wife and I went to see Triad Stage’s production of “The Passion of Teresa Rae King.” This play, written by Preston Lane, was simply stunning.
Read More
Placing blame for the Greensboro fire
Nobody sets a house fire on purpose. Well, sometimes they do, but that clearly was not the case in the Greensboro house fire at the Heritage Apartments that claimed the lives of five children, an entire generation from this family who emigrated to the city from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Still, there is plenty […]
The post EDITORIAL: Placing blame for the Greensboro fire appeared first on The NC Triad’s altweekly.
WGHP Fox8 misses crucial part of deadly apartment fire story
“In 1970 — the year Agapion-Palamaris was born — a group of tenants marched past Agapion’s South Elm office holding a sign: ‘When does this city plan to do something?’” — Lorraine Ahearn, News & Record, July 26, 2008
Read MoreAt tense meeting on apartment fire, city says it will inspect complex
Carroll: Meeting parking deck deadline in time for office building is ‘feasible’
Developer argues his parking deck plan is the best overall option for downtown Greensboro.
“Balancing Act” web app lets residents explore and weigh in on city budget
[COGLOGO2_GSO PMS349.png] CITY OF GREENSBORO Contact: Jon Decker FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Phone: 336-373-4181 “Balancing Act” Lets Residents Weigh in on City Budget GREENSBORO, NC (May…
Read MoreSecond Harvest pantry restock telethon raises nearly $34,000 for tornado victims
Tuesday will mark the one month anniversary of the destructive tornadoes that devastated the livelihoods of people in Guilford and Rockingham counties.