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Bailey Mathias

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U-verse, Google Fiber could come to Chapel Hill

By Bailey Mathias | April 22

High-speed fiber could be headed to Chapel Hill, but this time the proposal comes from the AT&T network.

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Chapel Hill-Carrboro school dropout rate falls

By Bailey Mathias | April 7

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is celebrating the district’s lowest dropout rate in the past 15 years.

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Chapel Hill Public Works Department aids ice storm cleanup in High Point

By Bailey Mathias | March 31

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Town Council's discussion on Ephesus-Fordham area draws feedback from residents

By Bailey Mathias | March 24

The Chapel Hill Town Council knows the Ephesus-Fordham area is in need of redevelopment, it just needs help figuring out how to do it.

Paw di Gras is the first Mari Gras themed fundraising event put on by the Paws4Ever organization. Its a local adoption agency that rescues dogs and cares for them until they are adopted.

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Paw-Di Gras raises money for a Mebane animal shelter Paws4Ever

By Bailey Mathias | March 2

While revelers in New Orleans will celebrate Mardi Gras on Bourbon Street this week, animal lovers in Chapel Hill celebrated Paw-Di Gras on North Fordham Boulevard Friday.

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UNC Student Body President-elect Andrew Powell joins petition against occupancy rule

By Bailey Mathias | February 23

Student Body President-elect Andrew Powell didn’t waste any time trying to make good on his campaign promise to simplify students’ off-campus housing experiences.

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Chapel Hill Town Council plans to review plan for multifamily development on Homestead Road Monday

By Bailey Mathias | February 16

Senior citizens could be taking over a portion of Homestead Road next year.

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