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11/20/2009 N.C. failing its duty to keep workers safe A congressional watchdog agency this week confirmed as much. A report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office said it found more than half the occupational health practitioners it surveyed — in ... 11/19/2009 Child's murder puts face on human trafficking What happened to Shaniya Davis shouldn’t have happened. The 5-year-old giggly cherub should be alive and looking forward to first grade next year. Instead, despite hopes, prayers and a legion of searc ... 11/18/2009 Two posts to fill in Rand's wake The N.C. Senate has an opportunity to demonstrate how sincere it is about restructuring the power structure in Raleigh, as it considers the resignation of Majority Leader Tony Rand. Rand, a longtime ... 11/17/2009 Let youngest kids charge lunches The policy sounds fair and logical. Yet one size does not fit all when it comes to small children and school lunches. Wilson County Schools ought to take a second look at its practice of throwing awa ... 11/16/2009 This native did N.C. proud We in the Cape Fear region are used to turning out heroes. Many men and women have served honorably in the armed forces, in law enforcement and there are legions of residents who commit acts of herois ... 11/13/2009 Chill out and let dress code crackdown work Some parents in Wilson County were peeved when their middle-schoolers were among 166 students suspended the first day of a crackdown on dress code violations this week. That's a big number, and a few ... 11/6/2009 A timely tool for a rough jewel Wilson’s downtown is a jewel in the rough. It still has many of the buildings that tell the story of this community’s tobaccotown roots — resources of immeasurable value for a small city in a rural re ... |
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