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Bingham Park, which sits on a former toxic landfill in East Greensboro, is set for a major cleanup over the next two years. Community members learned more about how the city will go about it and shared their concerns during a public hearing on Tuesday, June 9.
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Greensboro's annual drinking water quality report is out, and city officials say the water continues to meet or exceed state and federal standards. -
After years of delays and a price tag that more than doubled, Winston-Salem's Kimberley Park greenhouse project is at another crossroads. City council is considering a proposal to lease the vacant facility to a local farm. -
The state House is trying again to put an age limit on the sale of hemp-based products that have similar effects to marijuana. -
A new national survey shows many workers are staying in their current jobs longer specifically to build AI skills and position themselves for a better role. The trend is called "Job Hugging."
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