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| Jordan Lake rules could cost Triad (Greensboro News & Record) |
| RALEIGH - Newly adopted state environmental regulations could cost taxpayers in Guilford County and throughout the Triad tens of millions of dollars over the next decade and are heading for a showdown at the General Assembly next year. The rules are designed to curb the amount of nitrogen and phosphorus flowing from Greensboro and other points north and west of Jordan Lake, which is between ... |
| 11/28/2008 |
| Album provides glimpse into Greensboro’s past (Greensboro News & Record) |
| Now we know how long-ago, goggle-wearing pilots found the airport. The answer shows up in a photo album that recently found its way back to Greensboro by way of the Alamance County town of Haw River. Several downtown aerial shots show the top of the 17-story Jefferson Standard Building. “Greensboro” is painted on the roof, along with an arrow pointed west and the word “airport.” The album ... |
| 11/17/2008 |
| Barber retains Register of Deeds seat (Burlington Times-News) |
| Incumbent David Barber held off challenger Natalie Jones in a competitive race for Alamance County Register of Deeds. In unofficial results reported by the Alamance County Board of Elections, Barber, a Republican, won a second four-year term. |
| 11/04/2008 |
| Area incumbents lose seats in N.C. General Assembly (The Myrtle Beach Sun News) |
| Democrats in North Carolina's General Assembly hoped to benefit from the excitement surrounding Barack Obama's presidential candidacy and went into Tuesday's election with the advantage of having more uncontested races than Republicans. Winners of 51 uncontested state House seats were declared when polls closed Tuesday. That meant 31 Democrats and 20 Republicans were elected without opposition. ... |
| 11/04/2008 |
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