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Economic uptick doesn't dispel doubt - News & Observer |
Economic uptick doesn't dispel doubt
News & Observer
Regardless of the promising numbers and the steady business in Raleigh's commercial centers, people out on Super Bowl Sunday remained hesitant to take the good news as a cue to open their wallets. "From what I hear in the news, yes things are improving ...
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Apex council member fights DWI - News & Observer |
Apex council member fights DWI
News & Observer
BY ANNE BLYTHE - ablythe@newsobserver.com RALEIGH -- An Apex Town Council member convicted in January of driving while impaired is appealing the verdict with an unusual defense: An acid reflux problem, he claims, skewed the breath test he took when ...
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Texas Township hotel to open in March under ownership of Mt. Pleasant company - Kalamazoo Gazette - MLive.com 
Kalamazoo Gazette - MLive.com |
Texas Township hotel to open in March under ownership of Mt. Pleasant company
Kalamazoo Gazette - MLive.com
20 from First Citizens Bank & Trust Co., of Raleigh, NC The Microtel Inn's construction began in early 2008 and was nearly completed in early 2010 when work there was halted. The building fell into foreclosure around late summer 2010 but emerged from ...
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JBA Benefits buys Raleigh office - Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area |
JBA Benefits buys Raleigh office
Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area
JBA Benefits in Winston-Salem has acquired Integrated Benefit Solutions of Raleigh for an undisclosed sum, according to an announcement. JBA is a partner firm of Allegacy Federal Credit Union and provides health, life, disability, dental, ...
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Women's Center finds a better location in Raleigh - News & Observer 
News & Observer |
Women's Center finds a better location in Raleigh
News & Observer
The Raleigh Rescue Mission offered to take its truck to a furniture store in Brier Creek and pick up donated furniture that will fill the center's new space. In addition, the mission has made accommodations for the women who will be without food and ...
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Chloe Furniture closing four NC locations - Furniture Today |
Chloe Furniture closing four NC locations
Furniture Today
The stores, owned by FreDe Enterprises, are in the Raleigh-Durham and eastern North Carolina markets and in Hudson's former Ashley Furniture HomeStore locations, the story said. Hudson's filed for bankruptcy in 2010 and former ownership, under the name ...
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RC4 Wireless Has Moved to Raleigh, North Carolina - PR Web (press release) |
RC4 Wireless Has Moved to Raleigh, North Carolina
PR Web (press release)
RC4 Wireless, manufacturer of the acclaimed RC4Magic Wireless DMX and Dimming System, has relocated to Raleigh, North Carolina. RC4 Wireless has joined one of the most technology-savvy regions in North America, the silicon-valley of the east.
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1878 glory back in Raleigh - News & Observer 
News & Observer |
1878 glory back in Raleigh
News & Observer
They visited other buildings he designed and went through boxes of construction documents to learn about Mullet's favored finishings, furnishings, styles and colors. "It's not a complete historical renovation," Leonard said, "because there are some ...
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Full Text Of President Obama's State Of The Union Speech - The Raleigh Telegram 
The Raleigh Telegram |
Full Text Of President Obama's State Of The Union Speech
The Raleigh Telegram
By The Raleigh Telegram WASHINGTON DC – Last night, President Barack Obama gave his annual State of the Union speech to Congress and the nation. In his speech, President Obama warned of the disappearance of the American middle class and said measures ...
The State of the Union: What Obama Doesn't Get About AmericaNational Journal
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Breaking down the State of the Union 2012Washington Post
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New Sheetz now open in Wendell - News & Observer |
New Sheetz now open in Wendell
News & Observer
Nicole's Studio & Art Gallery, a fixture on Person Street in Raleigh for 12 years, is moving - but not too far. The gallery, owned by Nicole Kennedy, is moving from 715 N. Person St. to 719 N. Person St. The new space offers a better opportunity to ...
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