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Triangle residents raise concerns about litter as cleanup groups collect alarming amount of trash
Trash along roads, in wooded areas and near waterways is frustrating Triangle residents who say they’re seeing more litter in their communities. But determining whether the problem is actually getting worse is proving difficult, even as local organizations remove hundreds of thousands of pounds of garbage. Heike Meissner has...
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Triangle TV station announces new manager at the end of the year
ABC11 and WTVD-TV announced the appointment of a new general manager, Martin Ortiz, former manager of ABC30 and KFSN-TV Fresno. Ortiz will join the station at the end of November when longtime general manager Rob Elmore retires after his 45-year career in broadcast journalism, The News & Observer previously reported . ABC11 is The N&O’s newsgathering partner. “I am honored and thrilled to lead the talented team at ABC11 and to serve the Raleigh-Durham community,” Ortiz said in a press release. “WTVD has a proud legacy of delivering trusted news and being a vital presence in central North Carolina. I look forward to building on that foundation, growing our reach across every platform...” Ortiz has worked for ABC-owned television stations for more than 20 years.
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As drought strains Triangle water supplies, municipalities plan for the future
North Carolina's ongoing drought has drained reservoirs and hit crops across the state. Durham now has less than 80 days of easily accessible water. As residents adhere to water restrictions, the city — and other municipalities across the Triangle — is working to expand its water storage in upcoming years.
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Raleigh firefighter's death highlights occupational cancer concerns for industry
Three years after a Raleigh Firefighter's death, the department and his wife are remembering his legacy and educating others about the cancer concerns facing the industry. Captain Nathan Burgess served the Raleigh Fire Department for more than 21 years. His death in 2023 came 18 months after a cancer diagnosis. Now, his wife is raising awareness for other firefighters.