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NC State University warns about dangers of ‘room tours’ trend
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A new social media trend spurred a warning from a North Carolina university — this time over video “room tours” popular on social media. The trend involves campus dorms or near-campus apartment residents giving a video tour of their apartments or rooms — as the name implies. A search of “room […]
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Raleigh News & Observer
After closing for a 100-day renovation, a Cary restaurant has reopened
Contemporary fine dining Indian restaurant Urban Angeethi has reopened its doors to customers after months of renovation. Located in Cary at 5033 Arco St, the eatery celebrated the grand reopening on Thursday, Nov. 5. The remodel includes more space, elevated interiors and a reinvented culinary experience. “After an extensive 100 days closure for transformation, Urban Angeethi has reopened with nearly double its original capacity, a stunning new interior, an elegant bar, and an entirely reimagined contemporary Indian fine-dining experience,” Chakshu Singh Agrawal, co-owner, said in an email.
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Raleigh News & Observer
Long-awaited pedestrian bridge opens near the Lenovo Center in West Raleigh
The signature red steel bridge over Wade Avenue in West Raleigh opens Saturday, providing safe passage for cyclists and pedestrians along a stretch of Blue Ridge Road near the N.C. Museum of Art . The bridge and connecting sidewalks are the first in what could be several changes in how people move about the area around the Lenovo Center as it develops into a 24-hour destination in coming years. It’s a milestone in the development of the area, said Nathan Spencer of the West Raleigh Alliance, a community group . “This bridge is the culmination of years of work by the alliance, in partnership with NCDOT and the City of Raleigh, to create a safe, dedicated pedestrian crossing for everyone: residents, State Fair visitors, concertgoers, and Wolfpack and Canes fans alike,” said Spencer, who co-chairs the group’s transit and transportation committee. The bridge will officially open at 11:30 a.m. as part of a wider celebration organized by the alliance and the city. “West Raleigh Multimodal Day,” as the event is called, aims to highlight the various ways of moving to and through a part of the city that draws visitors from throughout the region. The bridge parallels Blue Ridge Road
Raleigh News & Observer
Raleigh News & Observer
Driver reports ‘suspected contaminated' fuel at Raleigh station. Sales paused
State inspectors don’t always find issues when they follow up on consumer complaints about gas stations. But in one recent case, a driver reported that the vehicle’s engine stalled after filling up at a Raleigh gas station. The vehicle was taken to a mechanic, who “suspected contaminated gas.” That complaint led to a follow-up inspection, where an inspector found sediment coming through the pump with diesel. While that’s not the fuel type the person who made the complaint had purchased, the finding could harm consumers. The inspector paused sales at the pump, until the issue could be fixed. Full story: Drivers complained about fuel quality at 24 Triangle gas stations. What tests found Here’s what to know about recent fuel quality inspections and how to report complaints: Between Aug. 19 and Oct. 31, the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services received fuel quality complaints about 24 stations across Wake, Durham, Chatham and Johnston counties. Twenty of those were in Wake County. Drivers reported that their vehicles lost power or had trouble starting. They also said their engines stalled and check engine lights came on. Some mechanics told customers their vehicles had been filled with contaminated fuel. Inspectors confirmed
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Flights grounded, new coach, barbecue crash, Not a Whataburger: Today's headlines
Top stories from The News & Observer on Nov. 13, including a nationwide ground stop affecting RDU and other airports, plus a freeze warning across the Triangle. Nationwide ground stop halts RDU flights. All flights in and out of Raleigh-Durham International Airport were grounded Friday after the Federal Aviation Administration ordered a nationwide ground stop because of a telecommunications outage. Incoming flights were still arriving at RDU on a case-by-case basis. It wasn’t clear when flights would be restored. Read more: All flights grounded at RDU airport amid nationwide ground stop. What to know Freeze and frost on tap. Temperatures across central North Carolina will plummet into the low-to-mid 30s, with lows as cold as 28 degrees in the northern Piedmont. A freeze warning is in effect from 3-8 a.m. Saturday for Durham, Orange and Chatham counties, with a frost advisory for Wake and Johnston. A freeze watch covers all of central North Carolina early Sunday. Read more: Temperatures to plummet in the Triangle. When to expect frost and freeze Four juveniles shot in Chatham County. Chatham County sheriff’s deputies are investigating after four juveniles arrived at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill with gunshot wounds, telling staff they had been