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Homes Demolished to Make Way for UNCG Expansion
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Jan 25Homes in Greensboro's Glenwood neighborhood started being demolished Wednesday to make way for UNC-Greensboro's Spartan Village project. »
UNCG ready to clean up old houses
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Jan 14GREENSBORO — After some delays and complaints from neighbors, UNCG has begun the process of demolishing burned houses in the Glenwood neighborhood. The houses are being removed so that UNCG can start construction of student housing as part of its West ... »
Photo: Greensboro police seek would-be robbers
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Jan 09GREENSBORO — Police have made public the surveillance footage from an attempted robbery of a local convenience store last week.Two armed men tried to rob Andy's Pantry at 1301 Grove St. on Wednesday night. But police said the clerk pulled out a handgun... »
Greensboro Store Clerk Shoots At Robbery Suspects - WFMY News 2
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Jan 07WFMY News 2Greensboro Store Clerk Shoots At Robbery SuspectsWFMY News 2Greensboro, NC -- A Greensboro store clerk took matters into his own hands when he fired a shot that scared off two robbery suspects, Wednesday night around 7pm. Officers responded ... »
Store clerk fires 1 shot, scares off robbers
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Jan 05GREENSBORO — A store clerk fired a gun once at some would-be robbers and sent them running. Police said they went to Andy's Pantry at 1301 Grove St. at 7:23 Wednesday on an attempted robbery call.read more »
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High Point's Historic Model Farm House Donated for Preservation
Greensboro's Treasured Places
Jan 10One of North Carolina’s most interesting Civil War-era historic sites has been given by its former owner to Preservation Greensboro’s Development Fund, which in turn plans to sell the property to a buyer who presents the best plan to preserve... »
Disentangling church and state in the matter of marriage
The Yes! Weekly Blog
Dec 14A group of Guilford County citizens are suing the state of North Carolina, claiming that the requirement that couples must obtain licenses from the state before clergy can solemnize marriages violates the establishment clause of the Constitution that f... »
Supporters know different Latin Kings than one indicted for federal racketeering
The Yes! Weekly Blog
Dec 11Tracy Weyman, also known as Queen Smiley, leaves her house on Lexington Avenue, during an FBI raid that was part of a coordinated effort to detain six Greensboro members of the Latin Kings on federal racketeering charges. (photo by Eric Ginsburg)by Jor... »
