North Carolina Takes Perilous Lurch to the Right
North Carolina Takes Perilous Lurch to the Right
To critics, this conservative agenda — much … and will cost the state $ 300 million in lost revenue over the next five years. The legislature also decided not to continue the earned income-tax credit for the working poor. North Carolina …… Continue reading
A New Ethos Grips North Carolina
A New Ethos Grips North Carolina
As Republicans took full control of the state, there has been a shift to the right. Taxes for the wealthy have been slashed, and spending for education and programs that benefit the poor has been cut. charlotte north carolina – Yahoo! News Search Results
North Carolina Takes Perilous Lurch to the Right
North Carolina Takes Perilous Lurch to the Right
North Carolina is channeling Alabama and South Carolina when it comes to the best economic, social and political model for a U.S. Southern state. charlotte north carolina – Yahoo! News Search Results
Bobcats Center Giving Backpacks to Homeless – MyrtleBeachOnline.com
Bobcats center giving backpacks to homeless – MyrtleBeachOnline.com
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Bobcats center giving backpacks to homeless MyrtleBeachOnline.com CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte Bobcats center Brendan Haywood is giving backpacks and school supplies to 100 children at a homeless shelter. The basketball team says Haywood will be at the Salvation Army's Center of… Continue reading |
The Big 4: Mecklenburg County’s Top Recruits Among Nation’s Best
The Big 4: Mecklenburg County’s top recruits among nation’s best
Charlotte Catholic’s Elijah Hood, Providence’s Bentley Spain, Davidson Day’s Will Grier and Charlotte Christian’s Jeb Blazevich are all top 10 recruits in North Carolina charlotte north carolina – Yahoo! News Search Results
Film industry workers advocate for keeping incentives
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NC Teacher Pay Stranded by Shifts in Education Laws – WCNC
NC teacher pay stranded by shifts in education laws – WCNC
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NC teacher pay stranded by shifts in education laws WCNC “You're telling the other 75 percent there's no way you'll ever get an increase,” said Joanna Schimizzi, a Butler High biology teacher who served on a recent Charlotte… Continue reading |