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Brunswick County to improve Bellville Elementary situation

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The Brunswick County Board of Education taking action to improve the situation at Belville Elementary School. The school is overflowing. Full story...
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Some Ogden Elementary students to attend class in trailers

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New Hanover County schools start Monday, and some classes won't be held in classrooms at all. The brand new Ogden Elementary School cost $15 million. Still, some classes will be held in trailers outside of the school. Full story...
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Supreme Court: NC lawmakers must redraw House districts after '08

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The state Supreme Court ruled today that lawmakers must redraw a state House district in Pender County after the 2008 elections. Full story...
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Easley seeks disaster aid in 85 counties

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Governor Mike Easley today asked federal agriculture officials for help because of drought-related crop losses in 85 counties. Full story...
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Attorney General warns of e-card virus

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videoNorth Carolina's attorney general is warning computer users not to fall victim to e-mail greeting card scams. They can lead to identity theft and possibly disable your computer. It looks like a legitimate e-mail in your inbox -- an e-mail greeting card. But watch out. Full story...
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71-year-old woman charged with growing 'special plant' of pot

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A 71-year-old Guilford County woman faces drug charges after a deputy found marijuana at her home. Full story...
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Two 82nd Airborne soldiers die in Iraq bomb blasts

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The military says two 82nd Airborne Division paratroopers died following bomb blasts this week in Iraq. Full story...
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NC needs more educated, skilled workers than colleges can provide

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A report out today says North Carolina's universities are falling behind on providing the number of well-educated, skilled workers the state needs. Full story...
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Wilmington residents react to $220,000 salary study

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videoMany Wilmington residents want to know why the City is spending $220,000 on a study of City employee salaries. The City wants to compare the salaries of Wilmington employees with those of their counterparts in other cities, and judging by the comments on our website, viewers have plenty to say. Full story...
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Chemists test Winnabow drinking water near private junkyard

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videoChemists were in Winnabow Thursday to test the drinking water of residents who live near a private junkyard. There are concerns about seeping chemicals. Three drinking wells were tested at homes surrounding Phillip Rivers's property. His land was deemed a junkyard by a Brunswick County judge in March. Full story...
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Possible break in case of missing child

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t's been nearly five years since four-year-old Kynande Bennett's mother claimed her little girl disappeared outside the Whiteville K-mart. Now, there could be a break in the case. Full story...
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Possible progress in two New Hanover County road projects

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There may be some progress in two New Hanover County road projects. Construction on Military Cutoff was supposed to be completed back in May. But changes and additions to the project caused delays. Full story...
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Hundreds of Camp Lejeune Marines leave for Iraq

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videoHundreds of Marines are leaving our area for Iraq Thursday. It's an emotional day for Catherine Stouffer as her husband leaves to serve his country in Iraq for the second time. Full story...
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Researchers discover possible relief from itchiness

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If the mosquito bites and sunburn that come with the summertime have you itching and scratching some relief may be on the way. Researchers have uncovered a potential relief for itchiness. Full story...
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City presents 10-year plan to end homelessness

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The City of Wilmington presented its ten-year plan Wednesday night to end chronic homelessness. Full story...
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