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North Shore Cash Offers Announces Streamlined Cash Home Buying Services Across North Carolina
19+ min ago (583+ words) The announcement centers on a process designed to give homeowners a direct alternative to the traditional real estate market. Rather than listing a property, scheduling showings, and investing in renovations, sellers who work with North Shore Cash Offers receive a…...
Raleigh’s R-Line downtown shuttle is shutting down. Here’s what to know
12+ hour, 32+ min ago (111+ words) GoRaleigh is pausing its R-Line downtown shuttle bus for up to 18 months as riders shift to scooters and bikeshares. City transit authority schedules hearing. Raleigh is suspending its R-Line downtown shuttle bus after ridership failed to recover from pandemic-era lows....
Collective celebrates growing cultural success across the district
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (426+ words) Visit Winchester is celebrating the district’s creative success. A recent gathering of the Winchester Cultural Collective, organised by Visit Winchester - part of Winchester City Council - brought together leaders, practitioners and partners from across the sector for collaboration and artistic showcases....
Body recovered from Central Wharf identified as Salem man
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (238+ words) SALEM â The body recovered from the water at Central Wharf last Tuesday has been identified as Salem resident Peter T. Bonacci. On July 28, around 9:40 a.m., Salem police were notified of a body floating in the water in the…...
Durham’s old police HQ site could get affordable housing. One hurdle remains.
14+ hour, 11+ min ago (552+ words) Durham city leaders received an update on plans to turn part of the old police headquarters property into an 80-unit affordable housing development. For eight years, the city has been divided over what to do with the former headquarters at…...
Mamdani video backs squatters' rights
3+ hour, 4+ min ago (172+ words) Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about another bad idea from New York City’s socialist mayor. A new 13-minute video released by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani backs the idea that property should be controlled by people…...
Affluent liberals, not average voters, support socialism
3+ hour, 1+ min ago (176+ words) Brianna Lyman of the Federalist highlights a lesson from this week’s US Senate election in Michigan. Socialist Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens by roughly a point with nearly all votes counted in Michigan’s Democrat primary for U.S....
Michigan Senate race exposes polling problems
3+ hour, 10+ min ago (205+ words) Dan McLaughlin writes at National Review Online that polling errors in Michigan’s Democratic US Senate primary don’t appear to be random. Stevens bested El-Sayed in the state’s more rural, working-class counties, as well as among black voters in inner-city Detroit....
Cambridge can blame itself for latest scandal
3+ hour, 7+ min ago (182+ words) Editors at National Review Online explain why one of the world’s most famous universities is responsible for a recent scandal. Jason Arday is now Cambridge University’s youngest former black professor. The media and academic sensation made a name for himself…...
Convention center vision moves ahead in downtown Fayetteville
23+ hour, 33+ min ago (452+ words) The Fayetteville City Council unanimously voted to conduct a downtown convention center feasibility study during a work session Aug. 3. Council took the vote after city staff presented findings from a pre-feasibility study, a study that was requested by Mayor Mitch…...