From the Editor: October 2019
Walking through the cemetery might not be most people’s idea of fun, but it helps to have a good tour guide. On Memorial Day,…
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Film Festival Highlights the Diverse Stories of Immigrants
The Home is Distant Shores Film Festival highlights immigrant and refugee stories, voices and perspectives in the U.S. and the Triangle. The festival, which…
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Take a Bough
Ask Erin Weston about success, and she brushes aside the question. “Part of being a farmer is that it does keep you humble, because…
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Discover Hillcrest
Like a secret garden, Hillcrest Cemetery is a quiet respite from the commotion of downtown Cary’s traffic and commerce. Tucked at the end of…
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Going Through a Phrase
Glance at Michael Klauke’s “In Good Faith,” and it appears to be a line drawing of Botticelli’s beautiful “Cestello Annunciation” — depicting Gabriel’s revelation…
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A Cut Above
The small, single-column advertisement for Tart’s Barber Shop, tucked in the bottom corner of a News & Observer Sunday edition newspaper page, boasts: “The…
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Dive into Adventure at the Greensboro Science Center
A weekend jaunt to Greensboro may be just the thing to liven up your fall. Buckle up for about an hour and a half…
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Team Drea
By 2013, Andrea Peet had run a marathon and completed nine triathlons. The following year, she was walking with a cane. Doctors diagnosed her…
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Hum Sub
Poonam Gupta, a founding member and treasurer of the Hum Sub Inc. recalls when she and her husband Gyan first moved to Cary in…
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Have Fun, Help Kids at Bond Brothers 5K
Start your weekend right with an invigorating run, a refreshing beverage and some great live music – all to help local kids. For the…
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