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Fire Guts Mebane's 2 Twelve Seasonal Kitchen, Owners Vow Full Rebuild
A fire tore through 2 Twelve Seasonal Kitchen + Bar in downtown Mebane Friday night, damaging the restaurant and leaving it closed indefinitely as its owners vow to rebuild. The restaurant was empty when the flames broke out, and no injuries were reported. Fire crews were called to 212 W....
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This Enormous North Carolina Bookstore Lets You Fill A Whole Bag Of Books For Under $20
Somewhere in Mebane, North Carolina, there is a building so stuffed with books that your arms will file a formal complaint before you even reach the checkout counter. This is McKay’s Mebane, and it has a sneaky way of turning a quick errand into a three hour adventure you never saw coming.
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Carrboro police merger with Chapel Hill heads to public hearing. What to know.
A proposal to fold the Carrboro Police Department into Chapel Hill’s has moved from closed-door talks to a packed public forum in a matter of weeks — and a Town Council hearing Tuesday night should be lively. Here’s what residents should know heading into that meeting. What is being proposed? Carrboro’s sworn officers and civilian staff would move in groups of five to the Chapel Hill Police Department’s 33,000-square-foot headquarters at 7300 Millhouse Road. A dedicated Carrboro assistant chief would report to Chapel Hill Police Chief Celisa Lehew. The plan shows 10 officers and some staff members moving by June, with 20 more officers and other staff moving over 12 months starting in July 2027. Any other officers would move in the third year. Carrboro now has 28 sworn officers, 10 vacancies and four civilian staff, who already work with Chapel Hill police under a mutual aid agreement. Chapel Hill has 101 sworn officers, one vacancy and 29 civilian positions. It also has a more robust crisis response model, including a CARE Team that expanded into Carrboro last year. A long-term cost-sharing agreement could be finalized in 18 to 24 months if the Carrboro and Chapel Hill town councils approve