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Archive - Sep 19, 2007

Brunswick County School Board faces another lawsuit

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Another set of parents are suing the Brunswick County School Board. This suit marks the third filed by parents. Once again, having to do with sexual misconduct between a school employee and a student. Full story...
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Troubleshooters: Injured woman can't terminate gym membership

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videoIf you haven't dealt with this problem yourself, you probably know someone who has: getting stuck with a gym membership you can't use. Frances Covington says even after a debilitating foot injury she couldn't get out of her membership at a Wilmington martial arts center. Full story...
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Plant expansion brings jobs to Brunswick County

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More than two dozen new jobs will be coming to Brunswick County with the expansion of a fiber and resin plant in Leland. Dak Americas is a major producer of soft drink bottles, thermoforming and heat set containers. Full story...
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Bradley Creek Elementary receives grant

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Progress Energy donated $30,000 to a Chamber of Commerce program that gives money to teacher scholarships. This year's recipient was Ann Lineberry, physical education teacher at Bradley Creek Elementary. Full story...
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Leland preparing sewer system for rapid growth

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The rapidly growing town of Leland is trying to make sure it can keep up with rapidly increasing sewer demand. A meeting will be held Thursday night outlining ways to do that. Full story...
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Group donates thousands to abused children

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Thanks to a local foundation headed by a motorcycle mama abused children in our area will be getting more help. Full story...
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Raleigh reporter-turned-author releases 'Smotherhood' book

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It's often a chore in itself, finding time to balance family and a career. Raleigh crime reporter and now author Amanda Lamb takes a humorous approach to the topic with her new book "Smotherhood." Full story...
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Strong rip currents keep rescue teams busy

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Strong rip currents this week are keeping rescue teams busy. Jennifer Church fro Full story...
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Human remains found in Pender County

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videoProgress Energy crews working at a construction site in Pender County have made a startling discovery: human remains. The sheriff's office says an employee was digging for electrical cables on a site off Sloop Point Road when he found a human skull. Full story...
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Iraqi prime minister disputes Blackwater USA version of shooting

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Iraq's prime minister today disputed North Carolina-based Blackwater USA's version of a weekend shooting that left at least eleven people dead. Full story...
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Bobcats finally get rights to preferred Web address from breeder

Fans of the Charlotte Bobcats now can find the team's Web site a lot more easily. Full story...

Terps looking for revenge vs Wake Forest, running start in ACC

The last time Maryland faced Wake Forest, a trip to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game was on the line. Full story...

After snapping 22-game losing streak, it's Duke's turn to celebrate

Students at Duke University are no longer ashamed to wear T-shirts that say "Duke football." Full story...

DOT official: State likely to accept Sunset Beach bridge bid

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A Department of Transportation engineer says the state is likely to accept the low bid to build a new Sunset Beach bridge even though it's higher than the state's estimate. Full story...
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Easley urges resolution on child health insurance program

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Gov. Easley says Congress needs to extend a federal-state health insurance program for low-income families before it expires at the end of the month. Full story...
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