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Governor Roy Cooper today declared a state of emergency for all eastern and several central North Carolina counties as the state braces for snow and sleet along with bitter cold
Governor Roy Cooper today declared a state of emergency for all eastern and several central North Carolina counties as the state braces for snow and sleet along with bitter cold
 
I have done no research on this subject yet, because I wanted to get my ideas down in print before checking other more authoritative sources. By authoritative sources, I mean Liberal viewpoints. I did however, Google the title just to be sure I am not the only one who wonders
I have done no research on this subject yet, because I wanted to get my ideas down in print before checking other more authoritative sources. By authoritative sources, I mean Liberal viewpoints. I did however, Google the title just to be sure I am not the only one who wonders
 
While the snow and sleet has ended for most of the state, the coastal counties could see an additional one to three inches of snow/sleet mixed through this afternoon.
While the snow and sleet has ended for most of the state, the coastal counties could see an additional one to three inches of snow/sleet mixed through this afternoon.
 

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