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'Disheartening.' What North Carolina's contact tracers say about the job as COVID-19 cases surge Adam Wagner, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) © Julia Wall/TNS Hallie Yamamoto, left, and Linda Winkler, right, both librarians, work out of Cary Regional Library on Thursday, June 18, 2020 to assist the Wake County Health Department in contacting tracing of COVID-19 exposures. RALEIGH, N.C. — When Margaret Campbell drives around Chapel Hill and sees groups of people huddled over restaurant tables or strolling to holiday parties, all she can think about is her day job. The ...

our young high school kids and make sure they're motivated to go to college. you should have heard them talk about their futures. you should also hear them ask for our help, because i know as much as anybody else that our kids will inherit the good things that we do. they will also inherit the things that we fail to do. and i'm about making sure that we fail less in the things that we're obligated to do for our generations. that's why i'm investing in education. personally, and with all of my administration, i personally adopted the 12 middle schools in this city to make sure that th...

assembling a very important group of people who are going to help me get the job done. and you've seen some of these people already. they are malia cohen, london breed at the board. they have to face all the different politics. but i know they're going to be great partners with me because we've got the right objectives to happen. we want everybody included in the city. we have naomi kelly, harlan kelly, mohammed nuru, rhonda simmons heading upstreamly important departments. and i've got to say this. if we can't get the job done with these people in these important positions or some t...