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Durham County is receiving a $3.3 million in federal infrastructure funds to build a new solid waste drop-off facility and improve its recycling programs.
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Welcome Baby, a Durham County program, has launched a new initiative aimed at giving Spanish-speaking fathers a supportive space to learn parenting skills.
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Two years after resettling, Afghans face legal delays in the U.S. immigration system while adapting to a new life.
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DoCo Thrives will provide $750 a month to 125 families.
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Tuesday's severe thunderstorms caused damages, outages, car accidents, and road closures. One 78-year-old Durham woman died after a tree fell on her car.
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The recruitment push comes as many state agencies are struggling to retain workers.
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The Strong Fathers Parenting Program serves fathers in Orange, Durham and Chatham Counties.
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Leaders in the city and county of Durham are considering a proposal to keep Carver Creek apartments affordable and expand them into a supportive housing campus for people transitioning out of homelessness.
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The proposed budget would raise the property tax rate by three cents, to 75.22 cents for every 100 dollars of valuation.
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The effort is backed by gun-rights advocates who already celebrated weeks ago when the Republican-controlled General Assembly repealed another kind of permit issued by sheriffs before someone could buy a pistol. Gun-control advocates said ending the mandate would result in higher rates of violent crime and homicide.