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Two Charlotte Brothers Died After Shooting Near Fred Alexander Park
Damien Gonzalez, 17, and his brother Dominic Salazar, 18, were shot near Fred Alexander Park on the evening of November 15, 2022. Gonzalez was pronounced dead at the scene. Salazar, taken to a hospital with serious injuries, died on December 4. The shooting happened around 7 p.m. near the park,...
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Charlotte Observer
CMS bus driver sentenced to federal prison after ‘Charlotte's Web' ICE protest
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools bus driver and recent county commission candidate will appeal the prison sentence she got Friday for her role in a protest against ICE agents in the city last year. A federal judge sentenced Heather Morrow, 45, to five months and a day in federal prison for blocking U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers from a federal building and interfering with an arrest by touching an agent’s shoulder in south Charlotte last November. A jury in September found her guilty of misdemeanor assault and three other petty offenses . On Friday, despite her defense attorneys’ pleas for probation, U.S. District Judge Matthew Orso sent her to prison, plus seven months of probation. The prison time is three months less than what prosecutors asked for. Still, Morrow will be appealing it, said her attorneys, Rob Heroy and Xavier de Janon. Before handing down his sentence, Orso reprimanded de Janon for saying on social media that the U.S. government “wants to send Morrow to prison for protesting.” “As you know, that is not what this is about,” Orso said. The judge, recently appointed by President Trump, opened the hearing by stating that “this case is not about politics, immigration policy
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Charlotte-area private schools to stop playing Providence Day in varsity football
Three Charlotte-area private schools will not play rival Providence Day School in varsity football during the 2027 and 2028 regular seasons. Providence Day officials said Charlotte Christian School, Charlotte Country Day School and Charlotte Latin School notified the school Tuesday of their collective decision. According to Providence Day, the three...
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Things to do this week (Nov. 16 - Nov.20)
HOLIDAY: Shop hundreds of holiday vendors, decorated show houses and Santa photo setups during the Southern Christmas Show at The Park Expo. | 10 a.m. | More details. BOOKS: Discuss Maurice Carlos Ruffin's "The American Daughters" with the library's Black Lit Discussion Club, held online. | 6 p.m. | More details.
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North Carolina’s Top-Ranked High School Football Team Dismantles Whistleblower Allegations On Playoffs Eve
Hough is set to begin the high school football playoffs in North Carolina on Friday night. It was cleared of wrongdoing from an investigation into eligibility violations on the night before the postseason. The Huskies completely dismantled the attempted whistleblower’s allegations. Whomever it was that tried to destroy the best high school football team in […] The post North Carolina’s Top-Ranked High School Football Team Dismantles Whistleblower Allegations On Playoffs Eve appeared first on BroBible.
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Habitat for Humanity Breaks Ground on 22 Duplex Homes in East Charlotte
6806 Robinson Church Rd. — Approximate Site of Habitat Housing Project. Twenty-two duplex homes are rising on Robinson Church Road in east Charlotte, part of a Habitat for Humanity project aimed at families who have been squeezed out of the region's housing market. The development, called Zion Hill, sits on a 4.96-acre site and is designed specifically for homebuyers earning below the area's median income.
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First Snow of the Season Blankets North Carolina Mountain Towns Near Charlotte
Parts of North Carolina’s mountains woke up under a fresh blanket of snow Friday morning, bringing an early taste of winter just a few hours from Charlotte. Snow began falling Thursday afternoon on Beech Mountain before spreading across the High Country overnight. By sunrise Friday, rooftops, trees and lawns around Banner Elk were coated in white.