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Some city workers say they were given too little notice for a change that includes an increase in health insurance premiums.
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Transco's Southeast Supply Enhancement Project has drawn criticism from advocates who say it could harm the environment of local communities.
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Matheny’s win comes after a summer of controversy. Some have questioned whether his work as president of Downtown Greensboro Inc. should be considered a conflict of interest.
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Primary voters headed to the polls Tuesday to set the field for the Nov. 4 general municipal elections.
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The Eastern Music Festival Board of Directors announced on Monday that after 64 years, it has voted to dissolve the five-week music festival in Greensboro. The decision comes after nearly two years of negotiations with faculty musicians to reach a mutually acceptable labor agreement.
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Residents of the area say they've called on the city to address their concerns for months.
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Southeast Greensboro residents have continued to speak out about seeing discolored water coming from their faucets.
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Community Safety Director Latisha McNeil has won the National Offices of Violence Prevention Network's Trailblazer of the Year Award for her efforts to reduce city violence.
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The city of Greensboro is looking to build up to 60 units for the effort on West Wendover Avenue, if approved.
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Millions of birds pass through North Carolina during this time each year, and artificial lights can disorient them.