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Archive - Jun 5, 2008

Kitchen Cops 6/5/08

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Three New Hanover County restaurants made this week's Kitchen Cops low performer's list. And three New Hanover County restaurants received high marks. Full story...
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CFCC students using vegetable oil as fuel

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Using alternative fuel sources can be a good way to save the environment and money. Cape Fear Community College student Jonathan Davison is learning that first-hand. Full story...
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Students working to produce biodiesel from algae

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videoA Brunswick Community College project is encouraging students to think outside the box to develop an alternative fuel resource. Full story...
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Adult home safety tips

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videoJune is national home safety month. Home Instead Senior Care has tips on making your home a little safer for your aging loved ones. Full story...
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Titan cement plant could affect wetlands

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If the past is any indication, a new cement plant in northern New Hanover County could harm the area's environment. Full story...
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Fire fighters training despite extreme heat

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Despite the 100 degree heat index, some members of the Wilmington Fire Department went on with their scheduled firefighter training today. Full story...
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State releases tips for staying cool

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Gov. Mike Easley today warned citizens across the state to take the necessary precautions to protect themselves from any heat-related health problems due to the heat wave North Carolina is experiencing. With the early arrival of high temperatures, the National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory today and forecasts for high temperatures to continue for about a week. Temperatures are predicted to rise into the upper 90s today and the heat index could climb to 105 degrees this afternoon. Full story...
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Wildfire in NC refuge spreading smoke, ash miles away

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A wildfire in rural eastern North Carolina has grown to more 10,000 acres and is spreading smoke and ash miles away. Full story...
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Medical imaging company moving operations to NC

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A medical imaging company is moving its operations from northern Virginia to North Carolina, but its initial job impact is expected to be small. Full story...
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Young volunteers helping elderly in need

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videoThey're spending the summer in Brunswick County, but not a lot of time at the beaches. Instead, this group of young volunteers will be helping the elderly in need. Full story...
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Number of non-smokers with lung cancer on the rise

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videoEnvironments including passive smoking thought to be a cause in increased cancer risks. Full story...
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Brunswick County students to pay more for school lunch

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School Board approved price hike to cover rising costs. Full story...
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