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Sunshine and the law: Many police records are exempt from public scrutiny
HIGH POINT – When it comes to law enforcement records, state law keeps the sunshine out to a large degree, although it requires some light to filter through the cracks. Records associated with...
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Report may cause delay of revaluations
GUILFORD COUNTY – County commissioners will hear a report Thursday that could determine if they will try to postpone the 2012 property revaluation. A second scheduled report also could help wi...
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State panel OKs reservoir rules
RANDOLPH COUNTY – A state environmental panel last week approved proposed rule changes governing development along streamside vegetated areas in the Randleman Regional Reservoir. The N.C. Envi...
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Duke sinks Georgia Tech for ACC crown
Georgia Tech coach Paul Hewitt couldn’t say enough about the 3-pointer Jon Scheyer hit with 18 seconds to play in Sunday’s ACC Tournament championship game. “That’s a big-time shot you just saw,...
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Duke doubles pleasure after rugged ACC tourney
Down on a corner on the Georgia Tech end of the floor after the Yellow Jackets’ final desperation shot glanced off the backboard, Nolan Smith leaped into the grasp of fellow Duke junior Kyle Singl...
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Special | HPE Sci-fi artist Doug Chaffee, who drew this scene, will attend StellarCon 34 in High Point. Sci-fi, fantasy convention returns to familiar realm
HIGH POINT – No telling who you’ll meet at StellarCon 34, the Triad’s annual science fiction and fantasy convention that opens today at the Best Western High Point Hotel. You might meet Kling...
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Austin Morris holds the measuring stick while Matthew Fanary drops “blood” to see how much it spatters from a measured distance. The synthetic blood is dropped from different distances onto white paper so that it is easier to measure. SONNY HEDGEOCK | HPE
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A real whodunit: Students get a crash course in catching criminals
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THOMASVILLE – They may not be ready for “Crime Scene Investigation” yet, but seventh-grade students at Brown Middle School last week learned how to employ modern forensic methods in a crime lab. B...
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