The Historical Record
Saint Mary’s
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The history of St. Mary’s, once in the wilds of central North Carolina, through the Civil War and its annexation to the capital city.
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The history of St. Mary’s, once in the wilds of central North Carolina, through the Civil War and its annexation to the capital city.
Reports from residents near Raleigh-Durham International Airport describe an outlandish scene – workers roaming in white, full-body hazmat suits while a billowing plume rises in the sky.
Tracing Raleigh’s greenways around town and through the last three decades.
GUEST COLUMN: As class of 2009 finishes their exams and pays for their caps and gowns, the question that everyone is asking has come to the forefront. What are they going to do now? Some students have well put together plans that have ensured them a secure future. Other students have no intention of finding a job in their fields and plan to work anywhere. These groups make up a small portion of the class of 2009.
The story of Raleigh’s first library.
At council this week: one affordable housing development, redeveloping the Northern Wake Landfill, stimulus money for a the Upper Neuse River Greenway, a new city website and water use issues.
Stolen: four 1921 silver dollars, $250 worth of Iraqi Dinars, a box of crayons and a couple of coloring books.
One stolen antique bird cage; One “antiquated Palm Pilot”; Disorderly conduct and a pot bust at Leesville Road High School and more.