29 September 2014
Mecklenburg County Health Department is again distributing potassium iodide pills to residents within a 10-mile radius of Duke Energy’s McGuire Nuclear Station on Lake Norman. Potassium iodide, also known as KI, is an over-the-counter medication that can protect the thyroid gland from radioactive iodine in the event of a nuclear emergency at McGuire. See details in HEALTH & FITNESS»
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29 September 2014
Check out the latest home sales and other news on REAL ESTATE & HOME.
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29 September 2014
Major population growth is predicted for the Lake Norman area, and that means more cars and more pressure on the region’s highways. The heavy hitters of the transportation industry will be at the Charles Mack Center on Tuesday, Sept. 30, to discuss the steps businesses can take to accommodate a more crowded market.
Posted in Calendar, Mooresville, Planning & Development, Public works, TransportationComments Off on Transportation summit Tue. to discuss strategies for growth
29 September 2014
Nancy Gardner writes: "In spite of growing student enrollment and increasing class sizes, our teachers plan, teach, and help students grow every day. In spite of increasing turnover rates of teachers in NC schools, we continue to collaborate and help first year teachers. In spite of losing longevity pay and only getting a 0.3% raise, veteran teachers continue to work and teach. "
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28 September 2014
Geese take flight at Davidson Landing Saturday at dusk. (Rhonda Boggs photo)
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28 September 2014
Davidson College has adopted new measures to protect students involved in sexual misconduct cases and a task force still reviewing college policy will hold community forums beginning this week to gather input on further changes. The policy changes come at a time when the issue of college rape is in the public eye nationwide and at Davidson, where campus police are investigating two reported sexual assaults in the past two weeks.
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26 September 2014
Davidson commissioners will hold the next in their ongoing series of Community Chats at Davidson Presbyterian Church on Tuesday. The town also is opening up a lottery for spaces on town-maintained canoe and kayak racks on Lake Davidson and Lake Cornelius. There's a new exhibit in the gallery at Town Hall, a NASA scientist turned painter who lives at the Pines. And applications are now available for spaces in the 2014 North Mecklenburg Christmas Parade. Read on for information on other upcoming Town Hall events.
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26 September 2014
Volunteers dished up food at the day-long smorgasbord
Posted in Fund-raisersComments Off on Davidson Presybterian Church Fish Fry
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