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title: Independent Weekly

description: Progressive news, culture and commentary for Raleigh, Durham, Cary and Chapel Hill, North Carolina

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Ugly result, beautiful game: Carolina RailHawks ousted from...

Short streaks end, long one persists as Florida...

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The Delta Boys' Molly Sweeney at Burning Coal

UNC student's dream project unites musical cultures and a mission

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Footloose remake gives us something old and something new

Monuts Donuts and This & That Jam

Tips for allergen-safe food finding at the N.C. State Fair

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People rending their garments in such a way for the death of a celebrity seem all the more distasteful when real heroes die; and last week, hours before Steve Jobs passed, a real hero did die—Fred Shuttlesworth.

"[Randy Voller] knows how to build consensus and get things done."

The concern over fraud is a complete fabrication, a desperate and dismal cover for an odious effort to disenfranchise minority voters and those of lesser means.

"They're playing a game they've already rigged in their favor," says Jim Warren, executive director of the North Carolina Waste Awareness and Reduction Network (NCWARN).

Tree-cutting has occurred on three of Triangle Land Conservancy's nature preserves, labeled in red. TLC officials are considering tree-cutting plans for Brumley Forest, labeled in purple.

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Playwright Brian Friel's text becomes an extended meditation on the physical and metaphorical blind spot in all human reckonings.

Irish fiddler and UNC alum Andrew Finn Magill's massive, multimedia arts project could change the public discourse on HIV and AIDS in Africa.

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J. Roddy Walston & The Business, Spider Bags, State Champion, WKNC Birthday Bash, Orquesta Gardel, Bio Ritmo, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Pierced Arrows, The Rosebuds, Hospitality, Heather McEntire, more

Home Movie Day not only celebrates the golden (and Technicolor) age of small-gauge film. It's also an opportunity to have a communal experience that doesn't often happen today.

Filmmaker René Féret doesn't massage what we know about how Nannerl's talents were allowed to wither, purely on account of her gender, in order to create a comforting narrative.

Director Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan) places his affinity for Southern settings front and center by transplanting the original film's Utah setting to a burg in Georgia.

New homemade doughnuts and jarred delectables, plus updates on Berenbaum's and bikeCOFFEE

A little pre-planning, creativity and post-fair treats can ensure that no one feels left out. Plus: recipes for safe caramel apples, funnel cakes and corn dogs

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