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On their list, you’ll find new joints nestled in with Raleigh’s familiar favorites.

At one restaurant, the inspector found raw beef in the walk-in cooler with “fuzzy growth” and an employee preparing food with their bare hands.

The shrub’s berries are filled with cyanide and they are lethal to Cedar Waxwing birds.

At one restaurant, an inspector found cutting boards soiled with black residue, and the dishwasher was not dispensing sanitizer.

Among other issues, inspectors found the contact surfaces of deli slicers accumulated with debris.

Southern slang, a shooting on UNC’s campus and a seismic political decision topped The News & Observer’s headlines.

The inspector observed an employee “prepare an order without washing his hands and changing his gloves” and an employee prepare a sandwich using their bare hands.

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The inspector saw a food employee enter from outside and begin prepping mac and cheese without first washing their hands.

For the first time, Cary’s annual Gingerbread House Contest had a youth category for children 12 and under.