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Well water test history must now be shared with home buyers
Residential property disclosure statements in North Carolina now include a question about testing for contaminants in private wells, thanks to work by the NIEHS-funded University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) Superfund Research Program (SRP) Center and collaborators. The decision by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission, effective July 1, requires sellers to indicate whether dwellings supplied by private well water have ever had the water supply tested for quality, quantity, and pressure and, if so, to provide the date of the test.
Antisemitism law backed by GOP majorities, Democratic governor
(The Center Square) – Defining in North Carolina law a working definition of antisemitism has been accomplished by Republican majorities in the General Assembly and signed into law by its Democratic governor. The SHALOM Act, as House Bill 942 is known, stands up to hate and leads “with our moral principles,” a definition used by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. It includes “contemporary examples of antisemitism” as a tool and guide “for training, education, recognizing, and combating antisemitic hate crimes or discrimination and for tracking...
Hillsborough: Nomad Takes Hot Tin Roof Space, Summer Activities in Hillsborough, and More
Hillsborough Mayor Mark Bell spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, July 2. He discussed some recent business news, including the owners of downtown restaurant Nomad taking over the space formerly occupied by Hot Tin Roof. He also discussed summer activity possibilities in Hillsborough, and more. Conversations...
Old castle hidden beneath NC's largest sand dune fully visible again
NAGS HEAD, N.C. — Thousands of families visit the Outer Banks to climb the incredible sand dunes at Jockey's Ridge each year. Many have no idea, however, what's hidden beneath the 400 acres of sand that covers the largest active dune on the East Coast. Is it an illusion?...
Prospect Hill students raise more than $67,000 for outdoor classroom during Trot for the Trees event
Prospect Hill Elementary School students walked or ran as many laps as they could in five minutes on Nov. 25 in a Trot for the Trees event that raised more than $67,000 for a new outdoor classroom. The event ended with speeches by Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Champ and Nicole Giglio,...
Inaugural Mentoring in Meaningful Relationships Summit focuses on supporting student, faculty and staff development
Leaders from 16 higher education institutions recently gathered at Elon University for the university’s inaugural Mentoring in Meaningful Relationships Summit, an initiative designed to share best practices for building connections between students, faculty and staff. Across three days, nearly 60 participants worked in cross-institutional groups to find actionable ways...
Phoenix Duo To Compete In The World Athletics U20 Championships
Elon, N.C. – Two members of the Elon University track & field program will compete Aug. 28-31 at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Lima, Peru. Sophomore Stavriana Adamou will compete in the 100 hurdles and incoming freshman Duna Viñals will take part in the 400 hurdles. Adamou,...
Duke Energy, county officials to test sirens around Harris Nuclear Plant next week
Duke Energy and county officials will be testing the sirens at a New Hill nuclear plant next week. The 85 outdoor warning sirens around Harris Nuclear Plant will be tested for five to 30 seconds between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on July 10. To ensure they are functioning properly, it may be necessary to test some sirens more than once.
Man drowns while swimming at Jordan Lake
Chatham County Sheriff's Office said a man drowned at Jordan Lake.The sheriff's office said Eduardo Martinez, 52, of Carrboro drowned while swimming at the lake with his family near the intersection of Martha's Chapel Road and Farrington Road.Deputies responded at 8:47 p.m. on Tuesday and recovered Martinez's body later that night.In addition to the Chatham County Sheriff's Office, first responders included North Chatham Fire Department, FirstHealth Emergency Medical Services, Chatham County Emergency Management, and the Medical Examiner.With the upcoming holiday weekend, Sheriff Mike Roberson emphasized the importance of water safety and adherence to swimming regulations."As we approach the busy holiday weekend, we urge everyone to prioritize safety while enjoying the natural resources our county has to offer," he said."Swimming in designated areas of Jordan Lake and following safety guidelines can prevent such heartbreaking incidents. Please be mindful of the dangers and take the necessary precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable time for all."Earlier this month, a 25-year-old Charlotte man drowned during a fishing outing at Jordan Lake. In May, a 16-year-old boy drowned at the lake while attending a birthday celebration. Deputies said the Winston-Salem teen died after he was seen swimming in a restricted area.
Man killed in fiery Interstate 85 crash in Guilford County
GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — State troopers have revealed the identity of the man who was killed in a fiery crash on Interstate 85 on Tuesday. At around 10:50 a.m. on Tuesday, state troopers came to I-85 South near NC 62 in Guilford County after getting a report of a crash. Investigators say that David […]
Town Of Summerfield Versus Developer David Couch – Round 2 Begins
As a wise man once said, it ain’t over till it’s over; and, while Summerfield farmer and developer David Couch may have won the battle to de-annex nearly 1,000 acres from the Town of Summerfield in order to build a large residential and mixed-use development on the property, in no way is the battle over.
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