Karen Tam brings us some photos from the vigil held Monday night for Akiel Denkins, who was shot and killed while fleeing from a Raleigh Police Officer on the afternoon of February 29.
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Oak City Portraits: Science March in Raleigh
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Karen Tam was on hand Saturday for Raleigh’s Science March, where speakers declared, “You can’t spell science without NC!”
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Oak City Portraits: Sunday Morning Snowfall
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Photographer Karen Tam was out and about Sunday morning, when a light snowfall struck the City of Oaks.
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Oak City Portraits: Women’s March in Raleigh
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Photographer Karen Tam attended the Women’s March in Raleigh this past weekend, which had an estimated turnout of about 17,000 people.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Gardens Dedication Ceremony
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Photographer Karen Tam was on hand this weekend for the dedication of the MLK Jr. Gardens re-opening this past weekend. Enjoy!
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The Evolution of Raleigh: 10 Time Lapse Photos Show How The City Has Changed
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North Carolina. Late 18th Century. A number of cities were in contention for selection as the State Capital; the area which eventually became Raleigh was referred to as Wake Cross Roads or Wake Court House. It was argued that the capital should not “situate in a lonely grove of oaks, inland from any port, a place without populace, amid thorn and briar with nothing to recommend it but a courthouse, an inn and two or three scattered residences.” How times have changed.
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Oak City Portraits: Election Day
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Karen Tam brings us some photos from around Raleigh on Election Day.
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Oak City Portraits: (Yard) Sign of the Times
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Karen Tam brings us some election-themed photos from the yards and right-of-ways of Raleigh’s homeowners.
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Oak City Portraits: Matthew Visits Raleigh
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Inspired by the heavy, prolonged rainfall brought on by Hurricane Matthew on Saturday, Record photographer Karen Tam grabbed her camera and captured the following shots of the storm.
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Oak City Portraits: A Dixie Trail Memorial
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To memorialize the victims of the Orlando Nightclub shooting, Bill Padgett hung this flag over Dixie Trail, where it has flown for the past week.
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Oak City Portraits: Slide the City II
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Record editor James Borden was out at Slide the City this weekend, and all he got you was this lousy photo gallery. Oh, and this Periscope video, below. As a bonus, we’ve also included the Periscope video from Sunday’s Food Truck Rodeo, held on Fayetteville Street.
