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Day of the Dead Celebration Remembers Farm Workers
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Raleigh Day of the Dead celebrations this weekend brought out the local Latino community on behalf of doing good.
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Carnival on Cooke Street
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If you wanted a smaller, more intimate version of the State Fair, the Cooke Street Carnival worked its magic Saturday afternoon.
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Farewell, Cooper’s Building
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Cooper’s Barbecue on Davie Street in downtown Raleigh is 75 years old. This piece of Raleigh history will soon be torn down to make way for a new building.
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Residents “Activate Raleigh”
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Raleigh residents participated in the 9/11 Day of Service this week, known locally as “Activate Raleigh.”
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Hopscotch Returns to Downtown
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The Hopscotch Music Festival returns to downtown Raleigh for its fourth year.
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Protesting War
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The possible U.S. strike on Syria prompted a variety of Raleigh residents to join a nationwide protest Saturday.
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Honoring Dr. King
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Two children paid their respects to Dr. Martin Luther King Wednesday, 50 years after he gave his famous “I Have a Dream” speech.
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Forest for the Chairs
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On the grounds of the North Carolina Museum of Art, Penland, N.C. artist Tom Shields created Forest for the Chairs.
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Guitar Lesson
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Aron Robbins, right, gives Jon Wright an evening guitar lesson at Savior Guitars in his Historic Oakwood home.
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Little Drummer Boy
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Four-year-old Jaheim Williams recently entertained nearby pedestrians on the corner of Blount and Martin streets.
