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Medicare protest returns to Burr’s office

    Medicare protest returns to Burr’s office

BY TODD LUCK  THE CHRONICLE A small group of protestors visited Sen. Richard Burr’s field office on Monday, Sept. 12, to inquire about his stance on Medicare privatization. The event,

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County approves deal to reduce animal shelter fines

    County approves deal to reduce animal shelter fines

BY TODD LUCK  THE CHRONICLE County commissioners ratified a deal to cut the state fines against the Forsyth County Animal Control. The county animal shelter originally had $5,200 in civil

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Could Winston-Salem ban circus animals?

    Could Winston-Salem ban circus animals?

BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE The Winston-Salem City Council’s public safety committee is considering banning circus animals from the city. During the committee’s meeting on Monday, Sept. 12, council members

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N.C. NAACP concerned about state BOE meeting

    N.C. NAACP concerned about state BOE meeting

BY CASH MICHAELS  FOR THE CHRONICLE With any relevant legal challenge now behind them thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court upholding an appellate court’s recent smack down of North Carolina’s

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Community gets taste of Homowo

  Community gets taste of Homowo

Photo by Tevin Stinson BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE The sounds of African drumming could be heard from blocks away

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Commissioners hear options on courthouse

  Commissioners hear options on courthouse

BY TODD LUCK  THE CHRONICLE Forsyth County commissioners are examining options for a new or renovated Hall of Justice, which

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County commissioners consider fate of recycling

  County commissioners consider fate of recycling

Eliminating county recycling collection and making it mandatory among options discussed BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE Will Forsyth County’s household

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County, state agreement may cut animal shelter penalties in half

  County, state agreement may cut animal shelter penalties in half

BY TODD LUCK  THE CHRONICLE Forsyth County is close to ratifying an agreement to reduce the state civil penalties on

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Would blacks benefit from nonpartisan voting map?

  Would blacks benefit from nonpartisan voting map?

BY CASH MICHAELS  FOR THE CHRONICLE On Monday, Aug. 29, several retired state Supreme Court justices and judges – co-led

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Democratic judicial candidates tout experience, fairness

  Democratic judicial candidates tout experience, fairness

Photo By Todd Luck BY TODD LUCK  THE CHRONICLE Democrats running for judicial office presented their qualifications to voters at

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