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Spike in gun violence a concern

    Spike in gun violence a concern

(pictured above: Chief Barry Rountree wants guns off the streets.) City leaders are making a push to reduce gun violence this year after last year’s spike in gun-related homicides. Winston-Salem

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Local advocates troubled by singers’ reconciliation

    Local advocates troubled by singers’ reconciliation

Singers Rihanna and Chris Brown have seemingly moved on from their violent past and rekindled their relationship. The couple was photographed enjoying a Los Angeles Lakers game on Christmas Day,

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