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Morning, quietly and build throughout the day today. Meteorologist christine wapp is watching t the conditions this morning. Definitely cold as you mentioned in uptown. Temperatures in the 20s and so far, drivers not having a lot of problems on the roadways. D. O. T. Was out in full force last night pretreating the roads. Of course, laying down the salt, the brine, ahead of this system. Concern as we head out today. No problems out this morning so far but as keith has mentioned that threat for freezing rain continues throughout the lunch time hours, although the numbers for this morning as ori...

Well add up how much ice potential we have in a few minutes. Well check back with you in a few minutes. Avery county schools will be closed tomorrow, anson county, union county and Stanly County schools will be on a twohour delay. Cms has not announced any changes to its schedule. Cms students are supposed to be in class tomorrow as a make up day from last months snow. Well monitor any updates from School Districts across our area. Find the updates on wsoctv. Com. North carolina d. O. T. Crews are preparing the interstates working to make sure your morning drive is a safe one. Eyewitness News ...

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Article content What do warships, payroll services, vaccines and muffins have in common?  They are all things our governments are incapable of buying. Let’s start with muffins.  Back in 2009, I was horrified when the then-Ontario Auditor General Jim McCarter reported that an eHealth consultant had expensed a tea and muffin. The amount expensed was … wait for it … $3.26. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or SNOBELEN: How muffins torpedoed Canada's ability to buy stuff Back to video Oddly, the muffin was not the main focus of the audit. Mc...