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Archive - Apr 7 - 2008

Fifth Quarter: November 20

Second round playoff action, it is all on the Fifth Quarter.

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Boseman decides to put politics on back burner

Boseman's partner is expecting in January, a due date that can't come soon enough for the two moms. But devoting all of her time to her son Jacob, and new baby means putting her political career on hold.

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Boseman decides to put politics on back burner

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videoBoseman's partner is expecting in January, a due date that can't come soon enough for the two moms. But devoting all of her time to her son Jacob, and new baby means putting her political career on hold. Full story...
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Jobs are still hard to find

For many people the extension of unemployment benefits is a ray of hope, but with the payments still two to three months away, some worry they won't make it.

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Stores, customers not waiting for Black Friday

Black Friday is still a week away, but stores are not waiting. They are already rolling out deals to catch early holiday shoppers. Stores are using early sales as incentives to get people spending money during the holidays in a rocky economy.

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Stores, customers not waiting for Black Friday

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videoBlack Friday is still a week away, but stores are not waiting. They are already rolling out deals to catch early holiday shoppers. Stores are using early sales as incentives to get people spending money during the holidays in a rocky economy. Full story...
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Jobs are still hard to find

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videoFor many people the extension of unemployment benefits is a ray of hope, but with the payments still two to three months away, some worry they won't make it. Full story...
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Local companies recognized for green efforts

Going green in a big way: a number of local projects are being recognized for their efforts to be environmentally friendly. The Lower Cape Fear Stewardship Development Awards were given out Thursday night.

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Local companies recognized for green efforts

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videoGoing green in a big way: a number of local projects are being recognized for their efforts to be environmentally friendly. The Lower Cape Fear Stewardship Development Awards were given out Thursday night. Full story...
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Road block for Skyway Bridge

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The proposed Skyway Bridge to connect southern Brunswick and New Hanover County has met a potential road block. Full story...
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Beginning to look a lot like Christmas

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It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas - sort of. Though the weather doesn't quite feel like Christmas, Christmas trees are already for sale on Market Street near Martin Luther King Boulevard. Full story...
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Leland Park and Rec brings together community, wins award

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Leland Parks and Recreation has been recognized by the state for innovative programming. The award is given out each year to the parks and recreation department which provides a program that brings together the community. Full story...
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CFPUA cuts ribbon on new water filtration plant

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If you receive water services from the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority, you may have noticed your water has gotten a little softer. The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority cut the ribbon Friday on their new... Full story...
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Rondo Words: A Troubling Story

Try as we might to personally distance ourselves from the stories we read on the air, some cut through the emotional armor and grab us by the heart. And so it has been this week for me with the story five-year-old Shaniya Davis in Fayetteville.

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Rondo Words: A Troubling Story

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videoTry as we might to personally distance ourselves from the stories we read on the air, some cut through the emotional armor and grab us by the heart. And so it has been this week for me with the story five-year-old Shaniya Davis in Fayetteville. Full story...
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