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List of closings at the bottom of your screen and on wral. Com. Huge concerns this more than about the continued threat of flooding on the neuse river. Smithfield, goldsboro, and kinston seeing flooding and renee chou is seeing firsthand how bad it is in goldsboro this morning. Renee . Reporter bill, lena, i am standing on me beyond the crime scene tape, the yellow tape, you can see water as far as the eye can see. Its astounding especially now that the sun is coming up and you can see the extent of this. We are on North Carolina street in the southwest part of goldsboro. A third of the city i...

The public is welcome to address the commission on items not on tonights agenda and please rise for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Commissioner president loftus id like to call roll commissioner president loftus commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route and commissioner mazzuco commissioner wong commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum and with use it police chief tony and for the decoration of office of citizens complaints sam. Thank ...

Reid is con circulating this. This is two days after palm sunday a historic time for christians im a christian. As jesus rode the donkey into jerusalem and if you would this prophesy it said rejoice this and behold this king comes to you hes a just fir and having the salvation and riding upon a colt but the par sees said rebuckeye the disciples if i stop those folks the stones will cry out and he we want. I remember when harrod died i didnt agree with everything but my mom and dad never got saved and jesus was weeping as he said those words. And when he was come here he beheld the city and we ...

Brianna Bicker of Delmont recalled how strange it was for students starting at the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg campus in fall 2020, where they didn’t eat their meals in the dining room, had few people attend class in person and couldn’t gather in large groups because of the covid-19

In front of a few dozen faculty and students in the basement of Chambers Hall on Monday, economics Prof. Charles F. Manski presented his recent research advocating for including race in clinical algorithms. Manski’s lecture was part of the Institute for Policy Research’s Fay Lomax Cook Colloquia, a weekly series for faculty to present politically...